Quebec - A third of students over 16 are using AI to break school rules, forcing some teachers to adjust

The vast majority of post-secondary students are now using artificial intelligence tools to assist them in their studies and assignments — and a significant portion are doing it in ways they know aren't allowed, according to a survey conducted in Quebec. With growing use, there are calls for more training and clearer rules around how students should be using AI.

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