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BY Jude Cramer

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Like it or not, artificial intelligence is already a mainstay in schools. More than half of teenagers in the United States (54%) have used AI for schoolwork, and teachers are right there with them, with 53% of English language arts, math, and science teachers reporting using AI at school.

But what’s meant as an educational tool can also contribute to academic dishonesty. Nearly 6 out of 10 teenagers (59%) believe that using AI to cheat is a regular occurrence in their schools. Among students who use AI themselves, that figure is even higher, with 76% saying AI cheating happens at their schools.

But if AI cheating is happening, are all chatbots equally equipped to help students get away with it?…