Artificial intelligence is arriving on campuses faster than governance can keep up. Individual departments and staff members are trying out new tools without the input of IT, leading to creeping shadow AI. Students with the means to access fron...
Artificial intelligence is arriving on campuses faster than governance can keep up. Individual departments and staff members are trying out new tools without the input of IT, leading to creeping shadow AI. Students with the means to access frontier AI models may have an advantage over students who use free versions of AI tools due to limited resources. And faculty are struggling to maintain standards of academic integrity without becoming detectives whose full-time job is hunting down “AI slop.” A number of colleges and universities have created cross-functional AI committees,…
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EdTech Magazine — Higher Ed (EN)