Over half of college students believe that using artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT to complete assignments and exams is cheating. That's one of the key findings from new BestColleges survey of 1,000 current undergraduate and graduate students, conducted this March.
Most college students said they didn’t intend to use or continue using AI to complete assignments or exams. However, 32% said they used it or would continue to use it in the future, while 11% preferred not to answer.Colleges and universities are debating what policies they should put in place regarding students using ChatGPT to complete academic work.
While 31% of students knew about rules prohibiting AI tools at their schools, over half reported that their instructors had not openly discussed the use of AI tools like ChatGPT and only 25% said their schools or instructors had specified how to use AI ethically or responsibly.Among the respondents, 40% of students believed the use of AI by students defeated the purpose of education.
While the majority of students thought that AI couldn’t replace human intelligence or creativity, a majority still thought the results can at least pass as"human." Regardless of whether it’s used for academic purposes or regarded as being ethical when it is used, Chat GPT is here to stay in the minds of most students. Six in ten reported that they believed AI tools like ChatGPT will become the new normal in the long run. That anticipation reflects a reality for which most colleges appear to be still unprepared, despite its obvious implications for student learning, academic integrity and the very nature of scholarly work.
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