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NTU to Convene Panel with AI Experts to Consider Appeal of Student Accused of Academic Fraud

  • In June 2025, NTU penalised three students for AI use, assigning zeros and labelling them for academic fraud amid unclear policies.
  • NTU's strict no-AI policy in a course on health and politics led to penalties for students who used AI for research and citation tasks, based on misinterpretations of permitted uses.
  • Evidence shows students used AI for background research and citation formatting, with penalties changing from 10-mark deductions to zeros after an appeal panel with AI experts convened on June 26.
  • Two students keep zeros and fraud labels, while others remain in limbo, raising concerns about future employment prospects.
  • Recent NTU cases highlight the fragile understanding of responsible AI use, with calls from experts like Fong Wei Li and academic journals for clearer policies and grievance processes in higher education.
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RICE broke the news in on Thursday, June 26, 2025.
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