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Academic Integrity and AI

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Since emerging, in November 2022, ChatGPT has raised questions about how artificial intelligence will change the future of work. When it comes to the classroom, ChatGPT can churn out acceptable college-level essays and other assignments. How should instructors respond to this innovation to AI-proof their classrooms?

Join The Chronicle on May 16 as we convene a panel of instructional experts to discuss what ChatGPT means for academic integrity and explore the other opportunities that machine-learning and artificial-intelligence tools can create for plagiarism. This hourlong discussion will provide you with expert insights to navigate this unforeseen landscape in academic integrity, and stop cheating before it hits your classroom.

Host: Ian Wilhelm, assistant managing editor, The Chronicle of Higher Education

With Support From Honorlock.

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