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What's the point in a degree if people are going to use AI to pass

Someone I know is in their final year of university, and they've used AI for everything: writing emails, doing their exams, then humanising it, and summarising the textbook so they don't have to read it. It just seems like such a waste to have spent all that money to come out with absolutely zero k…

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  1. 2026-10-15 14:28 · r/antiai
    What's the point in a degree if people are going to use AI to pass

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