Ivy League Prof Ordered In-Person Exam Over AI Cheating — Scores Dropped 50%

A professor at Brown University, suspecting widespread AI-assisted cheating, required students to sit a final exam in person rather than submitting work remotely. Scores dropped by 50% compared to earlier assessments, appearing to confirm his suspicions about rampant AI use. The case has sparked a broader debate about academic integrity in the age of generative AI tools at Ivy League institutions.

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