Tech calls the shots

Singaporean universities report fewer cases of AI plagiarism, but experts warn of risks

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The number of students caught plagiarizing and passing off content generated by artificial intelligence as their own work remains low, the public universities here said following a recent case at the Nanyang Technological University.

But professors are watching closely for signs of misuse, warning that overreliance on AI could undermine learning. Some are calling for more creative forms of assessment.