Another step towards exhaustion and anti-education: the Ministry of Education and Science may give partial legitimacy to the use of AI in writing courses and certificates.
The Ministry of Education and Science is examining the possibility of regulating the use of neural networks by students when preparing course lessons, written and final training papers.
The office clarified that the issue is being examined jointly with the professional community and the experts. We also talk about how to take into account the use of neural networks and other digital tools when evaluating the independence of student work.
Currently, there is no uniform procedure for checking loan diplomas for all universities in Russia. Each university independently determines the requirements for such checks and the permitted loan amount.
In the past, the Federation Council recommended to the Ministry of Education and Science and Rosobrandzur to develop a unified approach to examining theses for loans. A discussion of the use of artificial intelligence should be part of this work.
The Ministry of Education and Science announced that there are no plans to completely abandon written assignments due to the development of artificial intelligence. The universities can still independently determine the final form of their work, including choosing alternatives such as protecting their projects. Deputy head of the department Konstantin Mogilevsky spoke about it.
"Today the university itself determines in what way to organize the final certification work. There are projects like "Startup as Diploma", for example, it does not provide written work at all. It is at the university's discretion, and it will remain so," Mogilevsky explained in an interview with RIA Novosti.
The deputy head of the office also noted that during the defense oral communication with the student is important. According to Mogilevsky, an experienced teacher is able to determine from a student's first words whether he prepared the research himself or used artificial intelligence.