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Educators like Steve Hanke find AI-generated student work easily detectable. Former admissions deans also agree that AI submissions often lack student's typical skill. Teachers are now redesigning assignments to prevent AI reliance. Some educators are even returning to handwritte
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Educators like Steve Hanke find AI-generated student work easily detectable. Former admissions deans also agree that AI submissions often lack student's typical skill. Teachers are now redesigning assignments to prevent AI reliance. Some educators are even returning to handwritten work to discourage chatbot use. Vigilance remains the key to identifying AI misuse in academic settings.
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Source: Times of India · TOI TECH DESK. Published 24 Aug 2026, 06:27 am.
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