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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Record lectures and have AI create notes from the recordings.[/quote] Do not do this without your professors permission. Without prior permission this is a violation of the honor code and certain laws. Generally only students with disability accommodations are permitted this option and they must still discuss it with each of their instructors in advance.[/quote] You live in lala land…. DS is at any Ivy. He is a Senior and like the PP mentioned, he told me that basically 70% of his classmates are doing exactly what was described earlier. Record/Transcribe and use an AI tool like Claude/Gemini/NotebookLM or Open AI to create a nice report for each lecture along with a summary of main concepts, quizzes etc. Nobody is asking professors for permissions. They use their cell phones and IPads. It is what it is.[/quote] It is disheartening to know that 70% of Ivy students are willfully violating the academic honor code because everyone else is doing it. And that you think I’m the one who is crazy for saying students should comply with an academic integrity document they willingly signed. [/quote] The better schools dont care. Harvard and MIT basically post all of their lectures online. What part of the honor code applies? Honest question. Creating AI notes is not the same as turning in an aI paper.[/quote] In some states it is against the law to record classroom lectures without prior permission (eg Pennsylvania). Under any circumstances there can be privacy concerns and potential copyright violations which is why recording of lectures without prior permission is generally prohibited across all universities. I cannot speak to each section of each schools honor code. The issue isn’t using AI to summarize notes, the issue is recording lectures without permission.[/quote][/quote]
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