Chuck Ray
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“They can take quizzes. They can respond to discussions. They can submit work. It’s not as easy to spot as it was before,” says one community-college professor who has spent years raising the alarm about bots in classrooms. “It’s becoming more and more difficult every single day.” chroni.cl/3EFB6mV
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May 6, 2025 at 1:34 PM
“They can take quizzes. They can respond to discussions. They can submit work. It’s not as easy to spot as it was before,” says one community-college professor who has spent years raising the alarm about bots in classrooms. “It’s becoming more and more difficult every single day.” chroni.cl/3EFB6mV
