Artificial intelligence has many beneficial uses, but at least one terrible downside is that it makes cheating easier for students who merely want a passing grade, not the work that improves their minds.

In today’s Martin Center article, Harrison Hutton, a recent graduate, argues that the only real solution is for professors to turn back the clock and require pen and paper.

Software companies like Respondus claim to offer services that counteract such attempts to cheat, but do they? Functions like lockdown browsers and screen recording are designed to prevent AI-enabled cheating. Faculty and school administrators, however, must manually enable........

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