St Patrick’s College Wellington moves science assessments in-class to prevent AI misuse
A Wellington school's science department will conduct all assessments under supervision to stop students using artificial intelligence.
The head of science at St Patrick's College in Wellington has decided that all assessments in his department will be conducted in-class under supervision. The move is designed to prevent students from misusing artificial intelligence tools to complete their work.
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Wellington college's drastic move to combat students using AI
The head of science at St Patrick's College in Wellington says all assessments in his department will be done in class under supervision to avoid students misusing artificial intelligence to complete them.
RNZ
Wellington school's drastic move to combat students using AI
The head of science at St Patrick's College in Wellington says all assessments in his department will be done in class under supervision to avoid students misusing artificial intelligence to complete them.
RNZ
Wellington school's move to combat students using AI
The head of science at St Patrick's College in Wellington says all assessments in his department will be done in class under supervision to avoid students misusing artificial intelligence to complete them.