It’s simpler than ever for students to cheat on their homework using ChatGPT or another AI chatbot. But one professor says he has no trouble sniffing out machine-written work.
“I have absolutely no problem with AI and students,” Steve Hanke, who’s been teaching at Johns Hopkins University for nearly 60 years, told Business Insider.
Hanke described himself as an “old fox” who finds it “very easy” to differentiate between a student’s work and a chatbot’s output.
The professor of applied economics, who served on President Reagan’s Council of Economic Advisers, pointed to the “poor writing skills” of today’s students, even at elite universities, as…
