University examinations in the age of AI: A professor reports on experiences with AI use in term papers (faz.net)

• Professor graded 19 essays with permitted AI use that had to be transparently declared.
• AI makes texts smoother but not automatically better; independent work remains visible on close inspection.
• Author calls for adaptation of examination formats to maintain academic standards.

"Professor Carola Jungwirth reports on grading 19 essays in a master's course where students were allowed to use AI systems. Usage had to be transparently declared (research, idea generation, formulation, etc.). She argues that students' independent work remains visible even with AI, but lecturers must examine more closely. The article discusses how examination formats should be adapted in the age of ChatGPT to preserve academic integrity."