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This Professor Caught Widespread AI Cheating With One Simple Change

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July 14, 2026

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Brown University professor Roberto Serrano noticed scores collapse between a take home midterm and an in person final, leading him to suspect widespread AI assisted cheating, with some students falling from perfect midterm scores to below 20% on the final.

The telling detail was the reaction to the format change. Once Serrano announced the final would be held in person, many previously high scoring students simply dropped the course rather than sit an exam they couldn't outsource to AI.

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