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The biggest AI research conference of the year kicks off with 5,355 accepted papers, two controversies that rattled the field, and findings that should worry anyone deploying LLMs in production.
New York City released its AI school policy. Studies show AI tutoring can outperform humans. And AI detection tools flag 61% of non-native English writers as cheaters.
The world's top machine learning conference used a clever watermarking trick to detect researchers using LLMs to write peer reviews, then desk-rejected their papers as punishment.
95% of students now use AI for schoolwork. Research shows those who stop using it perform worse than those who never started. The skill gap is widening.
