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(TNS) — Plagiarism in college isn’t new, but the arrival of a popular, free language platform powered by artificial intelligence has academics at Duke, UNC and elsewhere abuzz about its implications.

After ChatGPT burst onto the scene, the buzz surrounding generative AI software exploded. These programs can generate more than just text. Some create amazing imagery from text prompts, and others can ...

More people are turning to TikTok to find out ways to catch their cheating partners, but some of the advice being thrown about by content creators isn’t always reliable. “Honestly, most of the time ...

Leo Goldsmith, an assistant professor of screen studies at the New School, can tell when you use AI to cheat on an assignment. There's just no good way for him to prove it. "I know a lot of examples ...