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A Top Dartmouth Leader Steps Down Over Undisclosed A.I. Use in Writings
Santiago Schnell, who had been provost since last year, will leave after a review found that he had improperly used A.I. in published opinion articles.
Dartmouth College said on Wednesday that its provost had resigned after a review found that his use of A.I. fell short of the university’s code of ethical conduct.
The announcement of the departure of Santiago Schnell, a prominent academic who served in the university’s No. 2 post, followed published disclosures by the college’s student newspaper, The Dartmouth, as well as the news site Semafor, that some of his written work appeared to have relied on A.I.
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