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Universities and AI: where is the Leadership?
Peter Coles · By telescoper ·
The Brief
- A UK report by the Office for Students and Advance HE addresses use of AI in universities.
- The report concerns students using AI for essays, dissertations and other unsupervised coursework.
- The source is a blog post by In the Dark, which summarises the report and questions university leadership on AI.
Why it matters
University governance decisions on AI use in assessment affect how research training and academic credibility are maintained, which matters to science readers working in or with universities.
Who’s affected
- university leaders and academic staff
- students in UK higher education
- anyone with a stake in academic integrity and assessment
- #artificial intelligence
- #higher education
- #academic integrity
- #uk policy
- #university governance
There is a report out today report by the UK “Office for Students and Advance HE , a charity promoting university governance and teaching, about the use of AI in universities. It says that the use of AI by students for essays, dissertations and other unsupervised coursework has…
Timeline
Report on AI use in UK universities published, as summarised by In the Dark
In the Dark
Universities and AI: where is the Leadership?