School did nothing wrong when it punished student for using AI, court rules

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Student "indiscriminately copied and pasted text," including AI hallucinations.

US Magistrate Judge Paul Levenson found that school officials "have the better of the argument on both the facts and the law".

The Harris' motion for an injunction was rejected in an order issued yesterday from US District Court for the District of Massachusetts.

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Author / Journalist: Jon Brodkin

Category: Technology

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Topics: Policy AI Artificial inteligence

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Published On: 2024-11-21 @ 21:06:05 (3 days ago)

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