[Opinion] These Personality Types Are Most Likely to Cheat Using AI

These personality types are most likely to cheat using AI

As recent graduates proudly showcase their use of ChatGPT for final projects, some may wonder: What kind of person turns to AI to cheat on college assignments? A new study may shed some light. The paper, published in the journal BMC Psychology by Jinyi Song of South Korea’s Chodang University and Shuyan Liu of Baekseok University, surveyed 504 college-level Chinese art students. Researchers assessed traits like narcissism, psychopathy, and Machi…

19 Recent Articles about the Impact of AI on Students — Goforth Solutions, LLC

California colleges spend millions to catch plagiarism and AI. Is the faulty tech worth it? – Cal Matters My students think it’s fine to cheat with AI. Maybe they’re onto something. – Vox  Panel with AI experts to review appeal of NTU student penalised for academic misconduct - The Straits Times How AI Is Helping Students Find the Right College – Wired Chinese AI firms block features amid high-stakes university entrance exams – Washington Post6 …

‘It’s more effective’: The rise of students using AI to cheat

More than half of students now use generative AI to help with their assessments – but experts are warning that overrelying on technology can stunt critical thinking, memory and language skills

AI use by students should be promoted not penalised, as S'pore profs say it's a "lost cause"

Disclaimer: Unless otherwise stated, any opinions expressed below belong solely to the author. Channel NewsAsia published a report about the misuse of artificial intelligence (AI) by students in Singapore yesterday (July 8), with local professors admitting that policing its use for written assignments is a “lost cause”. Educators agreed that trying to catch every instance of AI use would be futile. Associate Professor Aaron Danner, from NUS’ Co…