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Ivy League schools bring back paper exams amid ChatGPT-era cheating
Roughly two years after generative AI became widely used, AI-assisted cheating spread quickly at Stanford University, prompting the school to reintroduce in-person exams in April after banning them for more than a century. Reports described students using AI in various schemes and in academic dishonesty. A campus survey of 849 computer science students found 49 percent would rather cheat than fail. Similar moves were reported at Princeton University.
AI & Enterprise
ChatGPT moves beyond search to a personal OS as Gen Z uses it, Altman says
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said Gen Z and college students are using ChatGPT not as a simple search tool but like a personal operating system. He said older users tend to use it as a smarter search engine, while people in their 20s and 30s use it more like a personal assistant. He pointed to data and surveys showing rapid adoption among young Americans and described universities’ mixed responses.
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Jensen Huang says now is best time to start career amid AI job fears
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang (황) said graduates are entering the workforce at the best possible time, even as artificial intelligence fuels job insecurity. Speaking at Carnegie Mellon University’s 2026 commencement, he said AI would have a net positive effect on society and the labor market and would narrow the “technology gap.” He acknowledged labor-market anxiety but said the key variable is not AI itself, but the ability to use it.
