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A new report found 68% of teachers believe artificial intelligence will significantly impact academic integrity.
The report by publishing firm Wiley , surveyed thousands of teachers and students.
It found instructors are seen a greater number of students cheating and AI is making it easier.
Students feelings are split on this with 1/4 of them saying it's easier.
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