Overview
- Germany's teachers' association warned that take-home homework can no longer be relied on when AI tools can generate answers.
- The group urged schools to require handwritten work in lower grades to make cheating harder to pull off.
- Teachers said long papers written outside class should be graded on how students created them rather than only on the final text.
- Adult education providers reported deploying AI chatbots as on-demand tutors and translators to support working learners.
- One provider said its Kilea assistant runs inside a closed campus system that cites course materials and tailors help to a learner's progress, while experts stressed the need for human oversight.