Stanfordの学生、ChatGPT時代を「ちょっとした不正」と呼ぶ
Stanfordの学生Theo Bakerは、ChatGPTが学業不正を常態化させ、大学が100年間の禁止を経て監督付きの手書き試験を復活させるほどになったと主張。
theo baker, graduating in the first class to spend their entire college career alongside chatgpt, writes in the new york times that the tool turned existing dishonesty into the default mode at stanford. baker reports that 49 percent of surveyed cs majors preferred cheating to failing and details instances of fraud, including students faking covid infections and falsely claiming ai breakthroughs with the stolen llama3-v model. these developments, combined with a perceived collapse in entry-level job prospects due to ai, led the university to abandon its century-old honor system and reinstate proctored, handwritten exams in 2026.