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Defeating AI software using second-order assignments

With the advent of chatGPT and AI text-generation software, the need for university tutors to design assignments which dissuade students from utilising these tools has never been more apparent. We can achieve this in part by setting second-order assignments which… Continue Reading →

28th January, 2023

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