This chart should be a 'wake-up call' about AI cheating, Brown University professor says

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Brown University professor Roberto Serrano told Business Insider that the "cost of cheating has basically gone down to zero."

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We moved so my 80-year-old wife could attend Cambridge University. The loneliness and shifting responsibilities have been tough.

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We've had to move countries, take pay cuts, and rearrange our lives so my wife can get this prestigious degree.

Barry Rueger

I couldn't afford room and board at my daughter's college, so she's living at home. I worried she wouldn't have a social life.

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The author (left) was worried about her daughter (right) living at home while in college.

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I'm a 25-year-old grad student on a budget. I've struggled to accept financial help from my Boomer and Gen X friends.

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The author with her 64-year-old friend at a Manhattan coffee shop.

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I just moved my daughter out of her freshman year college dorm. Here's everything I wish I'd known ahead of her first year.

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The author (right) moved her daughter (left) out of her freshman year dorm.

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I graduated debt-free, but my husband had $20K in student loans. Here's what we want our kids to know about taking out loans for college.

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The author graduated from college without any student loan debt.

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I'm a college admissions expert, and my top students use AI. Here's how your kids should use AI on their essays.

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Should students be allowed to use AI on their college admissions essays?

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I graduated from UC Berkeley with a job lined up, but I was quickly laid off. I found my next job by cold emailing.

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The author was laid off from her first job after college.

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I'm struggling to pay off my $300,000 student loan debt. The coming changes to repayment plans have me even more worried.

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The author is struggling to pay off her student loan debt.

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I work with college students, and they're more prepared for the AI-focused workforce than anyone. But they can't get jobs.

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The author says Gen Z is well-equipped for the AI-focused workforce.

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