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The next university crisis will not be about students using AI
Matched: Artificial Intelligence, generative AI
Universities have focused AI debate on student use, but the bigger risk is how AI is embedded in institutional operations — recruitment, administration, data, and decision-making. With 95% of students already using AI, universities now face a governance challenge: fragmented oversight, unclear accountability, and growing dependency without resilience. The author argues institutions must develop visibility, accountability, assurance, capability, and resilience before AI failures cause serious harm.
AI Isn’t Making Comms Teams’ Jobs Any Easier
Matched: AI
Despite expectations that AI would reduce workload, many communications professionals say it's actually created more work. Teams must now verify AI-generated content, navigate new ethical questions, and manage AI-related reputational risks. Experts argue communicators should help shape internal AI policies rather than simply adapt to them, as their expertise in messaging, trust, and audience understanding is critical to responsible AI adoption.
Dartmouth’s Provost Quietly Used AI in His Published Work. It’s Touched Off a Campus Firestorm.
Matched: AI
Dartmouth's provost acknowledged using AI-generated text in a published academic article without disclosure, sparking controversy on campus. Critics argue the incident undermines academic integrity standards students are held to. The situation has intensified broader debates at Dartmouth over the college's generally permissive stance toward AI use, with faculty and students questioning whether leadership is modeling appropriate behavior.