US EditionResearchers fool university markers with AI-generated exam papers
- Exam submissions generated by AI at the University of Reading went largely undetected and outperformed real student submissions in grades.
- Concerns rise over AI tools like ChatGPT enabling students to cheat by submitting AI-generated work as original, prompting worries about academic integrity in educational institutions.
- Researchers like Peter Scarfe suggest a need for educational institutions to address the use of AI tools in exams to prevent cheating and uphold academic integrity.
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