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Former University of Copenhagen professor Hans Bonde was found to have committed research misconduct after inserting AI-generated fictitious passages and references into a research manuscript. The ruling is the first of its kind and could influence how similar AI-related errors are assessed in the research community in the future.
A new legal opinion concludes that the Danish Board on Research Misconduct’s decision against the former University of Copenhagen professor is invalid. Hans Bonde’s lawyer now wants the board to reconsider the case.
Over the next three years, artificial intelligence is to be integrated into everything from research and teaching to administration at the University of Copenhagen. The new deputy prorector, Morten Axel Pedersen, will spearhead this transformation. And his message is clear: We can wait no longer.
Students at the University of Copenhagen are using ChatGPT and other AI tools for study, and for exams. We asked them how
There has been an increase in the number of cases of exam cheating, but according to the deputy director, it is at an »acceptable level«. But this worries one researcher, who calls it »the tip of a larger iceberg of breaches of good scientific practice.«
Students invited to a debate on how we shape an unpredictable future and get to grips with the new technology.
The University of Copenhagen is looking in to how new AI technology can be used in the exams of the future. ChatGPT is still banned at the vast majority of exams at the University of Copenhagen (UCPH). And cheating can be detected, says a student.