Beyond AI? Reflections on the Ethics of Studentship and Relational Education
Much of the contemporary conversation about higher education has become heavily focused on the moral economy of artificial intelligence. Universities are rewriting assessment policies, introducing AI detection systems, issuing guidance on acceptable and unacceptable uses of generative AI, and worrying – quite understandably – about plagiarism, academic misconduct and the erosion of independent learning. These …
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