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Hebrew University Overhauls Student Assessment Due to AI Concerns
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem is changing how it assesses students due to the widespread use of artificial intelligence. Take-home assignments and exams will be supplemented with oral defenses and presentations, as AI makes unsupervised work unreliable.
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- 01Hebrew University will add oral exams and defenses to combat AI use in student work.
- 02An internal commission found unsupervised assignments unreliable due to artificial intelligence.
- 0387% of students surveyed reported frequent use of AI, with 38% using it for assignments.
- 04The university requires faculty to revise assessment methods to ensure academic integrity.
- 05Proposed changes include in-class presentations, oral exams, and participation grades.
A recent student survey indicated that 87% of students use AI, with many admitting to using it for assignments.
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