Steve Hanke, who's been teaching at Johns Hopkins for nearly 60 years, said it's "blatant when a student submission has been generated by AI."
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Steve Hanke says he's an "old fox" when it comes to detecting AI use.
Steve Hanke, who has taught applied economics at Johns Hopkins University for nearly 60 years, recently told Business Insider…
Colleges are testing new ways to catch AI use. It isn’t working.
32 of 35 students were caught in his nonsense text trap
“The cheating is off the charts. It’s the worst I’ve seen in my entire career,” says Casey Cuny, who has taught English for 23…
A new Science analysis of 95,513 students finds AI use barely predicts cheating across majors, yet heavy individual users cheat…
“Fellow educators and the majority of other readers were generally horrified by the results of my experiment.”
