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AI, Ethics and You
With AI there are no easy answers. But that doesn’t stop some of the commentators.
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No, I Don’t Want My Article Turned Into a Podcast
Scholars who don’t want Academia.edu to use AI to generate adaptations of their work should delete their accounts.
Presidents Pressured in Trump’s Second Term
The latest Inside Higher Ed Survey of College and University Presidents reveals leaders’ concerns about Trump 2.0, public trust, finances and AI.
AI Is Not Replacing Learning—It’s Exposing Where Learning Was Thin to Begin With
Have we been assessing learning all this time, or just outputs?
Legal Advocacy Group Raises Concern About AI Use in Federal Student Aid
Journal Submissions Riddled With AI-Created Fake Citations
References used to be one of the last things journal editors checked before publishing a paper. Artificial intelligence is changing that.
A Comprehensive View of the Role of AI in the University
We are approaching the integration of artificial intelligence into our universities in a piecemeal rather than a comprehensive fashion.
In-Person Classes Aren’t Safe From the AI Cheating Boom
One professor was surprised to learn how easy digital technology makes it for students to cheat on class participation assignments and some exams.