AI ACCUSATIONS IN ACADEMIA: STUDENTS CAUGHT IN TECH CROSSFIRE

Two top students from separate New Zealand high schools were mistakenly failed for cheating when AI wrongly identified their original work as plagiarized. Parents and experts criticize the reliance on AI for grading, citing the risk of "Russian roulette" with students' futures.

The NZ Qualifications Authority maintains teacher judgment is key, amidst growing legal and ethical concerns over AI's role in education. The controversy spotlights the need for balanced integration of AI tools, ensuring they aid rather than hinder academic integrity.

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