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Johns Hopkins Professor Embraces AI Use in Student Cheating
Johns Hopkins professor Steve Hanke supports students using AI for assignments. Educators are adapting by redesigning tasks and emphasizing handwritten work to combat AI misuse. The focus is on enhancing vigilance to identify AI-generated submissions in academic settings.
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