Source: New York Post
A renowned UC Berkeley mathematician who stopped grading homework for correctness because of rampant AI use has revealed he is now using in-person exams with no electronic devices allowed to judge how well his students are doing. Richard Borcherds, who won the prestigious Fields Medal in 1998, said he has no better solution as artificial intelligence makes it nearly impossible to tell class submissions from a chatbot’s. “I now base grades mainly on in-person exams with no electronic devices allowed,” Borcherds told The California Post.
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