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Susan Svrluga

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Sep 22, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Susan Svrluga, The Washington Post

    ‘It’s the illusion of learning’: How some educators say AI hurts students (opens the original)

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    When ChatGPT burst onto the scene four years ago, some professors warned that students might use artificial intelligence to cheat. Now many educators’ fears are far more profound: AI, it seems, is hurting their students’ ability to learn and think for themselves. The technology is too new, and changing too fast, for definitive long-term data on its impact. But early evidence from some studies suggests that, when used without guardrails, large language models can damage students’ skill atta

  2. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Susan Svrluga, The Washington Post

    Trump administration aims to strip schools’ tax exemption if they consider race (opens the original)

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    The Trump administration has proposed stripping private schools of their tax-exempt status if they consider race, furthering the administration’s intense pressure on institutions that have sought diversity in their classrooms. President Donald Trump’s administration has repeatedly targeted efforts to benefit Black and other racial-minority students, saying many such policies violate the law in the wake of a 2023 Supreme Court ruling banning the use of race-conscious admissions. It recently h

  3. Article · Jul 15, 2026 · Susan Svrluga, The Washington Post

    An Ivy League professor suspected AI cheating, so he decided to fight back (opens the original)

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    Roberto Serrano was shocked when he saw the results of the midterm exam in his advanced mathematical economics class at Brown University last semester: The average score was 96, when in the past, it had ranged from the 60s to the 80s. Nearly half of the students this year got a perfect score of 100. When he and his teaching assistants ran the exam through a large language model, ChatGPT, it gave an odd, convoluted process for solving one problem rather than a straightforward direct proof. So did

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