Tufts University Adapts to Generative AI's Classroom Impact Amid Concerns Over Reliability and Sustainability

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- Generative AI tools like ChatGPT have changed classroom dynamics since 2022.
- Professor Nick Seaver uses AI-generated answers for student critiques in exams.
- Tufts lacks integrated AI detection tools, complicating plagiarism checks.
- Professors doubt the effectiveness of AI detection tools, calling them 'bogus.'
- Student Nika Lea Tomicic fears generative AI undermines critical thinking skills.
- Generative AI's environmental impact is a growing concern among students.
- Academic stress drives students to rely on generative AI for assignments.
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