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41. This is a problem.

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Sun Jun 28, 2026, 08:38 PM

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Professor denounces mass AI fraud on an exam at Brown University: 'Academic integrity is at risk' [View all] highplainsdem 23 hrs ago OP

Most enlightening information, thank you for bringing it here for us Attilatheblond 22 hrs ago #1

Who needs higher education when you can fake your way through life. nt ImNotGod 22 hrs ago #2

As expressed by a member of... 2naSalit 22 hrs ago #9

To someone.... SergeStorms 21 hrs ago #23

There is a reason med schools don't allow take-home exams dalton99a 22 hrs ago #3

I want to know which AI tool they were using RandomNumbers 22 hrs ago #4

Those AI models you mentioned were all illegally trained on stolen intellectual property. I'm sorry highplainsdem 22 hrs ago #10

Not necessarily in the case of how I use it for work. RandomNumbers 22 hrs ago #13

Cory Doctorow teaches us what AI can and cannot use, and why most of what AI uses is not stealing intellectual property. ancianita 20 hrs ago #31

I like Cory and often agree with him, and he'd sometimes repost my comments when I was still highplainsdem 20 hrs ago #34

And btw, Cory isn't in agreement with most creators of intellectual property on copyright: highplainsdem 19 hrs ago #35

probably cuz it's a narrow subject. mopinko 22 hrs ago #12

Narrow subjects aren't necessarily immune to the problem. cab67 21 hrs ago #22

Clever prof! nt LAS14 22 hrs ago #5

universities will take the money, thus prostituting their values by bending over for trump msongs 22 hrs ago #6

It's not necessarily a matter of politics. cab67 21 hrs ago #25

And yet, certain DUers think this is just fine and we're yelling at clouds. Coventina 22 hrs ago #7

Certain DUers think using AI to cheat on exams if "just fine". Disaffected 21 hrs ago #15

thread from a few days ago Coventina 21 hrs ago #16

OK, I skimmed that thread and didn't see any posts Disaffected 21 hrs ago #18

I'm not going to call out specific people, as that is against DU TOS. Coventina 21 hrs ago #19

Sorry but I cannot draw inferences that are not there. Disaffected 21 hrs ago #20

Are you seriously making a case that coming into a thread about AI threats to Coventina 21 hrs ago #28

That's some serious goalpost moving there. Disaffected 21 hrs ago #29

This is sad and worrying. yardwork 22 hrs ago #8

it's a brilliant solution imho. mopinko 22 hrs ago #11

Yes Kaleva 22 hrs ago #14

I remember the dreaded individual oral exams administered by no-nonsense Jesuits at the end of each semester, sop 20 hrs ago #33

But they can't write cursive! Mossfern 18 hrs ago #38

Take home, closed book exams?? Disaffected 21 hrs ago #17

It's right on my syllabus. cab67 21 hrs ago #21

This gets a bit murky but, Disaffected 21 hrs ago #27

wary. cab67 20 hrs ago #30

Interesting and well put. Disaffected 19 hrs ago #36

If only.... SergeStorms 21 hrs ago #24

Just based on my reading history, El Pais is another fantastic non-US M$M outlet erronis 21 hrs ago #26

The only way to deal with this Matthew28 20 hrs ago #32

I find it fascinating... kentuck 19 hrs ago #37

Older but wiser Mossfern 18 hrs ago #39

I think that the younger generations anciano 18 hrs ago #40

This is a problem. cab67 16 hrs ago #41

See reply 42. highplainsdem 15 hrs ago #43

I guess you've missed the news stories about polls showing younger users have a lower opinion of AI highplainsdem 15 hrs ago #42

I think the appropriate and responsible use of AI anciano 15 hrs ago #44

Generative AI tools are unethical because they're illegally trained on stolen intellectual property. highplainsdem 15 hrs ago #45