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How to limit unauthorized AI use in the classroom

This article proposes a formula P = 1 - (S × L × M × C × A × κ) to estimate the probability of unauthorized AI use by students, analyzing factors such as class size, teaching load, modality, one-to-one contact, assessment design, and institutional culture. The author argues that under most current conditions, unauthorized AI use is nearly inevitable.

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  • The author introduces a six-variable formula (S, L, M, C, A, κ) to predict unauthorized AI use.
  • Large class sizes, heavy teaching loads, online modalities, lack of personal contact, poor assessment design, and weak institutional enforcement drive probability close to 100%.
  • Most US universities operate under conditions that produce P ≈ 1, making unauthorized AI use almost certain.
  • Institutions need to change structural conditions rather than relying on faculty to ban AI use.

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