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Princeton faculty mandate proctoring for in-person exams, upending 133 years of precedent (opens in new tab)

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Princeton University Had This Rule for 133 Years — Then ‘Widespread’ Cheating Changed It

arstechnica.com·

AI-driven cheating "widespread" even at elite schools like Princeton

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Business Insider

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A professor who helped write UC Berkeley's strict new AI policy says it's about preserving 'the value add of a lawyer'

The Conversation·

Many college students already have well-formed cheating habits – that, not AI, is the real problem

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More students could resort to using smart tech to cheat in their exams warns the UK government, and ‘future-altering’ consequences will be enforced as a result — but it’s not just the UK that’s seeing a rise in this malpractice

naked capitalism·

Many College Students Already Have Well‑Formed Cheating Habits – That, Not AI, Is the Real Problem

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The End of Honor

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The Independent·

Princeton scraps honor code and will supervise exams for first time in 133 years because of AI

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The End of Princeton’s Honor

Grey Enlightenment·

AI Didn’t Break College. It Exposed What College Already Was

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Princeton llevaba 133 años sin vigilar a sus alumnos en los exámenes por un "código de honor". La IA acaba de romper ese pacto

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