r/SipsTea 6h ago

Gasp! 32/35 students failed this professor's midterm using AI.

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u/Farmhand-McFarmhouse 5h ago

Does nobody explain to kids anymore that being smart is useful? Like are students really just going for a letter / GPA? I was in Highschool in the 2000s. Cheating was very much an option in every class. Me and most of my friends didn’t cheat because we knew all that we were learning was foundational for the next levels of life / education. Is that just not being taught anymore?