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Professors need to adjust to teaching kids in the Ai world. Relying on take home assignments to gauge how well students understand the material will not work anymore.
Idk, I seem to remember teachers saying 'you shouldn't use Wikipedia' well into the 2010's. Expecting higher education systems to adapt quickly is... unrealistic.
The issue with Wikipedia is it is not a good source of accurate information. Professors would tell students the references on Wikipedia were where to find reputable information but don't trust the articles.