The article discusses how Canadian universities are facing challenges in fairly evaluating students due to growing concerns about the use of artificial intelligence tools for cheating on exams and assignments. Institutions are reviewing their assessment methods, updating regulations, and exploring new strategies to maintain academic integrity in the face of increasingly sophisticated AI technologies that students might use to circumvent traditional testing and coursework standards.
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