AI-powered smart glasses are being used by students to scan exam questions and cheat in real time, exposing major gaps in school enforcement and fairness.

Students are cheating on tests using a new tool. Here's why teachers are having trouble spotting it.

Hillsborough County school leaders are inching toward a ban on AI-capable "smart glasses," after a recent board workshop ...

Smart glasses let students cheat on exams with hidden AI cameras and audio answers, forcing schools to ban devices that look ...

Teachers warn that Google Lens may be enabling a new wave of cheating, as students show sudden academic gains while long-term ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Professors struggle to catch students using AI to cheat on assignments Leo Goldsmith, an assistant professor of screen studies at ...

A new survey finds that most students use AI to support learning—not to complete full assignments—but many worry about being ...

In the age of AI, the blue book seems an ancient relic. Yet university professors across Georgia are embracing them, not for the sake of nostalgia but necessity.

Chatbots can be supplemental learning tools, but a survey 1 of 337 college students found that over a third used them to look up information and find answers during exams. Even worse, many didn’t ...

For nearly a decade, Herald-Leader education reporter Valarie Honeycutt Spears has been reviewing violations by students and teachers on state-mandated tests for K-12 public school students across ...

On college campuses across the United States, the introduction of generative artificial intelligence has sparked a sort of arms race. Rapid adoption of AI by young people set off waves of anxiety that ...