Some college students are reporting they don't use artificial intelligence to assist with school assignments as the risks associated with getting caught outweigh the benefits.
College students surveyed by College Rover reported that 36% of their professors threatened to fail them if they were caught using AI for coursework. Some 29% of students surveyed said their college has issued guidance on AI. The majority of students, 60%, said they don’t believe their school should outright ban AI technologies.
Though some students appear to resist the tech over potential risks, many professors and colleges are actively integrating AI platforms into classes. "Being able to use technology like ChatGPT while ensuring that you have rewarding, meaningful employment is exactly what Northeastern is training its students to do," Scarpino said."Our faculty embraces this challenge, and that’s exactly why ChatGPT is not a big deal at Northeastern. It’s just one of many pieces of technology our instructors bring into the classroom."
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