Obviously, almost all bachelor's students are now using AI, one way or another. A New report From the Institute of Higher Education of Great Britain (HEPI), it is shown that 92 percent of students used generative tools of AI, such as ChatGPTFor their training. At the same time, 88 percent of these students used it for exams. These numbers are a huge increase from HEPI report in February 2024 In which 66 percent and 53 percent of participants were transferred, respectively.
The best reasons why students reported that they use AIs, include saving time, improving the quality of their work and instant support. The richer, focused on the stems and male respondents were more enthusiastic about AI in the survey. The main arguments of students against the use of AI included accusations of fraud, obtaining fake results or Hallucinations And get biased results. Women and younger students are more likely to express concerns. In December 2024, Hepi interviewed 1041 British and foreign students in the UK.
Meanwhile, universities, as a rule, were well scored with students in the integrity of their AI policies. Four fifth respondents said that their school had a clear policy of AI, and, in particular, 76 percent believe that their university will find the use of AI for evaluated work (yes, despite the fact that 88 percent that did it). Employees are also better prepared to help with AI, and 42 percent of students reply that the personnel are “well equipped” compared to 18 percent last year.