Artificial Intelligence tools have increased in availability, accuracy, and popularity in a short amount of time. This has raised concerns among educational institutions and instructors about the authenticity of student work and how the use of these AI tools affects the work students do in their courses and the credentials they earn because of that work.

AI Impact on Higher Education

Will Artificial Intelligence Kill College Writing?

Online programs can churn out decent papers on the cheap. What now?

In October 2022, the Working Group of Penn State Online Coordinating Council was charged to investigate issues related to Artificial Intelligence and Academic Integrity (AI²).

The AI Writing Work Group delivers recommendations for Academic Integrity definitions, policies and procedures; guidance for the design of assignments and assessments; and faculty development resources.

AI Writing Work Group members, Chris Millet, Senior Director of Learning Design, World Campus and Wendy Mahan, Director of Learning Design, College of the Liberal Arts presented PowerPoint: "Will Artificial Intelligence Kill College Writing?" 

Visit the AI, Pedagogy, and Academic Integrity Website for up to date information.