Dartmouth authorized one AI detector for student work on September 29. Guideline six says a finding needs a constellation of evidence beyond the score. Here is how to build the rest of that case into one assignment before the paper is due.
Andreessen Horowitz launched a school that admits on proof of work and intends to seek approval to charge elite private university tuition in Fall 2028. A Berkeley paper explains why the opening was there. Here is the three line record that puts the evidence back into your own assignments.
The New Mexico Supreme Court held a lawyer in contempt for filing an AI generated brief full of fabricated witnesses. Read the order and the finding is not about the chatbot. It is about the step between making a document and signing it, and your assignment is missing the same step.
Free AI curriculum is arriving on campus with a byline almost nobody reads. The last time this happened it was called learn to code. Here is the four question audit that tells a department whose outcome a unit is actually teaching to.
A 2026 preprint found 1,655 fabricated author records on Zenodo carrying real DOIs, backdated and indexed. They pass the four source checks most of us teach. Here is the check that still works.
A randomized trial from OpenAI Economic Research and Bocconi University gave more than 1,000 undergraduates ChatGPT, critical thinking training, both, or neither. The rubric caught the ChatGPT polish and could not see the original ideas. Here is the one row to add before your next stack lands.
MIT’s AI committee report advises against AI detectors and asks every subject to post a generative AI policy in the syllabus. Section 3.2.3 asks instructors to disclose their own AI use in slides, feedback and grading. Here is how to write both lines for one assignment.
The University of Mississippi told every department to write its own AI policy this semester, and the guideline names generative, assistive and agentic AI separately, in every course component. Most syllabus policies name one. Here is what the other two columns have to say.
Three student facing AI products shipped in forty eight hours, and two of them read a syllabus as structured data. Extraction is lossy. Here is what falls out of your course and what to do about it in week one.
Waterloo built an AI certificate with Cohere where the first skill is diagnosing the organizational bottleneck before anyone picks a tool. The order of operations is the transferable part, and it applies to the course you are building this week.
AI literacy education built on the SeedStacking™ methodology. Small daily wins that compound into genuine fluency.
We use cookies to improve your experience and analyze site traffic. By continuing, you agree to our Cookie Policy.
The Friday Harvest
One email a week. What changed in AI and higher education, and one thing you can do about it before Monday. Written by a college faculty member who still grades every week.
Get the Friday Harvest