‘Unacceptable’ for pupils to use AI to complete coursework, public says

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Public support on whether students should use artificial intelligence to improve their writing style in coursework is divided

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A new survey reveals overwhelming public opposition to students using artificial intelligence to fully complete school coursework, though opinion is divided on its use for improving grammar and punctuation.

‘Unacceptable’ for pupils to use AI to complete coursework, public says

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