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The increasing ubiquity of artificial intelligence in our lives is waves in academia. Three universities in Australia have what seems like a landmark policy. The three institutions are students to use AI when taking assessments, albeit under strict conditions. Professor Romy Lawson said: "Instead of banning students from using such programs, we to assist academic staff and students to digital tools to support learning." The Internet abounds with AI text generators. These can used to create essays that authentic enough to examiners. The content by these AI tools detection by even the smartest of anti-plagiarism tools.

Artificial Intelligence is huge challenges to exam integrity. It is the biggest disruptor since calculators were into maths tests. The latest quandary for educators from a language processing chatbox called ChatGPT. This can highly authentic human-like content on any subject in seconds. It has fears that students will use it to write essays. The University of South Australia's Dr Vitomir Kovanovic said teachers needed to AI. He said: "You cannot it. The alternative is the Middle Ages - to pen and paper." He added that universities to change with the times. He said: "It's like a driving school, but teaching people how to ride horses."