'We need to move beyond a climate of suspicion': New study finds major gaps in how students and lecturers see AI
THE SO WHAT
The gap between how students actually use AI and how lecturers think they use it is a governance problem, not a tooling problem. Any organization with a large knowledge workforce should assume a similar shadow-AI pattern and move quickly to publish clear norms instead of relying on informal suspicion.
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