Ivy League Professor Suspects AI Cheating, Shifts to In-Person Exam; Scores Plunge 50%

A Brown University economics professor, Roberto Serrano, suspected his students were using generative AI to cheat on exams. He switched from an online final to an in-person test, and the average score dropped by 50%.

A recent survey of Princeton students found that 29.9% admitted to using AI to cheat on at least one assignment. The incident underscores how widespread AI-enabled cheating has become, even at elite institutions.

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