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LZ Granderson: ChatGPT hasn't fueled cheating in schools. Do teens know something adults don't?

A photo taken on October 4, 2023 in Manta, near Turin, shows a smartphone and a laptop displaying the logo of the ChatGPT robot by OpenAI research laboratory.

The introduction of ChatGPT did not lead to more cheating in high school. This is according to the students themselves.

For 15 years, Stanford University researchers have used anonymous surveys and focus groups to create an environment for honest answers from students about their experiences in the classroom. Those studies include questions about whether the students cheat on assignments.

The bad news is that some 70% said they'd cheated within the last

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