Princeton University mein AI ke istemal ne ek purani tradition ko tod diya hai. Ek recent article ke mutabiq, The Atlantic ne report kiya hai ki 30% students ne maana ki woh assignments mein AI ka istemal karte hain. Lekin sabse shocking baat yeh hai ki honor code ke bawajood, koi bhi student apne saathi ki shikayat nahi kar raha.
Princeton Ka 133-Saal Purana Honor Code
Princeton University ka ek 133-saal purana tradition hai — honor code. Is code ke mutabiq, students ko khud aur apne peers ko academic integrity ke liye accountable rakhna hota hai. Matlab, agar koi student cheating karta hai toh doosron ko report karna chahiye. Lekin AI ke aane ke baad yeh system fail ho gaya hai.
The Atlantic ke mutabiq, students ab AI ko assignments mein use kar rahe hain, lekin koi kisi ki shikayat nahi kar raha. Peers snitch nahi kar rahe. Yeh honor code ke core principle ke against hai.
AI Ne Kaise Badala Game
AI tools jaise ChatGPT aur doosre language models ne students ko assignments mein madad lene ka aasan tareeka de diya hai. Princeton mein 30% students ne maana ki woh AI ka istemal karte hain. Lekin problem yeh hai ki AI use karna cheating hai ya nahi — is par clarity nahi hai.
Kuch students ka kehna hai ki AI ek tool hai, cheating nahi. Lekin university ka purana honor code is par clear nahi hai. Is confusion ki wajah se students apne peers ko report nahi kar rahe, kyunki woh khud nahi jaante ki kya galat hai aur kya sahi.
Hamaari Baat: AI Ne Tradition Ko Tod Diya
Seedha baat karein toh — Princeton ka 133-saal purana honor code AI ke saamne fail ho raha hai. 30% students cheating kar rahe hain, lekin koi kisi ki shikayat nahi kar raha. Yeh system ki failure hai. University ko ab naye rules banane honge jo AI ke zamane mein kaam karein. Agar nahi, toh yeh problem aur badhegi. Students ko bhi samajhna hoga ki AI ek tool hai, lekin iska galat istemal cheating hai. Peers ko report karna uncomfortable ho sakta hai, lekin academic integrity ke liye zaroori hai.
Sources & References
- How AI Killed a 133-Year-Old Princeton Tradition — The Atlantic
