ASU faculty grapples with AI use ahead of final exams
Student reliance on AI has forced professors to change the administration of coursework and finals.
Sam Luba is a Senior Reporter with the State Press, focusing on longer form news stories and breaking news coverage. He is a Sophomore studying political science and justice studies, and is a competitor with Sun Devil Mock Trial. He was the Editor-in-Chief of his high school news magazine. He is in his 3rd Semester with the State Press, working previously as a Part-Time Political Reporter.
Student reliance on AI has forced professors to change the administration of coursework and finals.
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