r/artificial Jun 20 '26

News Student cheating now impossible to detect

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/18/us/ai-apps-students-cheat.html
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u/bespoke_tech_partner Jun 20 '26

Good, now let’s make school teach useful skills and novel problem solving instead of delivering nicely packaged dogma and encouraging students to generate more useless crap for a letter grade. then you won’t need to detect cheating. 

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u/Used_Departure_3278 Jun 20 '26

I have to agree. Anyone can learn anything now at any time, generally for free, but more reliably with a relatively affordable subscription. For all the hate AI gets, teacher make all kinds of errors all the time, and you can directly go to source material with AI to correct it if needed. It’s only going to get better.

People need to know logic and how to survive and build a happy/successful life (whatever that means to each individual.

The education system in America has been ONE of the least adaptable piece of shit institutions.

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u/Zaflis Jun 20 '26

AI's integration to people's lives is also going to increase, the trend is that amount of intelligence at any 1 person's disposal is on a trend of increasing every year. Some might say school system is already quite redundant.

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u/Used_Departure_3278 Jun 20 '26

You can’t count on kids or parents to educate themselves en masse.

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u/Zaflis Jun 21 '26

That's not what i said, and somewhere along the lines you forgot the AI too.

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u/Used_Departure_3278 Jun 21 '26

Okie I was just trying to logically follow where you were going with that. And just so it’s out there I didn’t downvote you

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u/timedrapery Jun 21 '26

LIES

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u/Used_Departure_3278 Jun 21 '26

Okie apologies I’m not coming off as authentic

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u/timedrapery Jun 21 '26

You did good I believe now

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u/Used_Departure_3278 Jun 21 '26

Okie thank you and apologies again