Teaching As AI chatbots become better at Swedish, their texts are also becoming more difficult for plagiarism detection programs to hunt down.

Teaching As AI chatbots become better at Swedish, their texts are also becoming more difficult for plagiarism detection programs to hunt down.
Teaching AI chatbots are hardly the beginning of the end. They are instead the beginning of something that teachers can benefit from, believe representatives of the higher education sector.
Teaching Within the higher education sector, there has been a great deal of reflection on the subject of artificial intelligence since Chat GPT was launched. The key question so far has been about cheating.
Debatt Universities at all levels must be open to conducting formal just as well as informal meetings in English
Students The Disciplinary Committee at Uppsala University has issued a warning to a student who admitted cheating using ChatGPT. It is the first known case where a student was convicted for cheating using the chatbot.
Teaching There has been a great deal of heated discussion since the chatbot ChatGPT was launched. Just about everyone in the higher education sector has been talking about artificial intelligence. So when does it become cheating?
Funding The number of fee-paying international students continued to increase during the pandemic, and higher education institutions' income from paying students is also increasing. Total income from tuition fees is now SEK 963 million.
Education A report from the Swedish Migration Agency warns of abuse of student visas. Higher education institutions are seen as having incentives to accept students without setting high entrance requirements in order to bring in tuition fees. There was a mixed response to the report among the institutions examined in the report.
Work environment Women, young people and students are the groups that experience the most sexual harassment at Swedish higher education institutions, according to the first national study in the sector.
Academic freedom The first task was to find out if our students were alive