Should universities be worried about the increasing capabilities of AI?
If a piece of writing was 49 per cent written by AI, with the remaining 51 per cent written by a human, is this considered original work? Image: Unsplash/ Danial Igdery
Sarah Elaine Eaton
Educational Leader in Residence, Academic Integrity and Assistant Professor, University of Calgary
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