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A new study finds that most high schoolers are using AI in ways they themselves consider cheating. A gift to the school’s intellectual elite, the minister says.

New study exposes widespread cheating across the nation’s high schools

Illustration: Rasmus Vendrup / Originalfoto: Mik Eskestad
Illustration: Rasmus Vendrup / Originalfoto: Mik Eskestad
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There has been considerable debate about how often and to what extent high school students resort to artificial intelligence when doing homework and writing assignments.

A new report from the Danish Evaluation Institute (EVA) now paints a portrait of the first high school cohort that has had AI tools available for almost their entire high school experience.

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