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How to use AI in unis – and spot ‘very bland’ cheats

Rachael BoltonSocial Media Editor

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Educational institutions must come up with teaching and assessment strategies to take advantage of AI and prevent its use for cheating, the ANU vice chancellor says.

Genevieve Bell – a founder of Australian National University’s school of cybernetics who worked in Silicon Valley for 18 years – said ANU was one of few Australian universities that refused to ban artificial intelligence after ChatGPT’s arrival.

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Rachael Bolton is Social Media Editor for The Australian Financial Review. Connect with Rachael on Twitter. Email Rachael at rachael.bolton@afr.com.au

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