Oct. 2: When faculty let chatbots write - The Chronicle of Higher Education - 问鼎APP

Get ready for your day with this essential rundown of what’s happening in higher ed. 📝 What’s in today’s Briefing? Cornell agrees to outside review in rape case. 📝 What’s in today’s Briefing? Special prosecutor for Cornell rape case. Most academics see using AI for published writing as acceptable, in at least some cases. * Sixteen percent said it was “mostly” or “completely” acceptable for academics to use generative AI to prepare writing for publication. * Thirty-seven percent said it was “acceptable in some circumstances,” and 21 percent said it was “mostly unacceptable.”. * One-quarter said it was “completely unacceptable,” and 1 percent were unsure. Forty-one percent said it was OK in scholarly writing. Only about 10 percent thought it was acceptable to use AI to draft. The bigger picture: There’s an argument to be made that AI policies should be different for students who are learning a craft than for scholars practicing one.