- Many students report "no AI" rules in classes, but some argue outright bans are unrealistic given AI's growing role in careers.
- Colleges and professors are split — some prohibit AI, while others allow it with disclosures, prompt transcripts, or integrated lessons to teach responsible use.
- Employers increasingly demand AI skills (about 88% of companies use AI; studies show large wage premiums), creating tension between preventing cheating and preparing students for jobs.
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