Universities now must worry that graduates are leaving AI-proficient rather than knowledgeable about their subjects of study.
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Some college classes are seeing a boom in students earning A's — many with the help of AI.
Why it matters: Universities and colleges were already concerned about how many students are earning A's and B's, but now must worry that graduates are leaving AI-proficient rather than knowledgeable about their subjects of study.
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