AI use leads UC Berkeley math professor to see 'no point' in grading homework
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The supplied text is largely page boilerplate: share links, navigation, and a photo caption noting prolific student AI use and advancements in AI technology leave the future of mathematics uncertain. It does not contain the article body, so the professor's reasoning, the scope of AI use, and any grading changes cannot be confirmed from the supplied text.
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- A photo caption states that prolific student AI use and advancements in AI leave the future of mathematics uncertain.
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Widespread student AI use in coursework raises questions about how homework can assess learning, a concern relevant to universities adapting assessment methods.
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