Survey: Over half of US college students say using ChatGPT for schoolwork is plagiarism

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Over half of college students in the United States (51 percent) believe using ChatGPT for college assignments is academic dishonesty or plagiarism, a survey by BestCollege, a leading provider of higher education resources in the US, has found.

Despite many admitting to using AI tools, whether for personal or academic work or just for fun, 57 percent of respondents said they will no longer use these apps for exams or schoolwork. Differently, 32 percent said they will continue completing assignments with the help of AI, while 11 percent did not prefer to tell.

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