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On Campus, More AI Use Means More Cheating. Across Majors, It Means Less

FORBES·May 25 ago·3 min read

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A new Science analysis of 95,513 students finds AI use barely predicts cheating across majors, yet heavy individual users cheat far more. What it means for grading.

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