It's officially mid-August, which in my mind is peak summer, but for college students across the country, it's time to start thinking about returning to campus.

And for college professors, it's high time to figure out where you stand on artificial

intelligence in the classroom.

Students using AI to write their papers, lack of clarity in some classes, both mine and others

about what the official university policy is, what a department policy is, what an individual

classroom policy is around the use of

chat geepte to do student academic work. Sounds kind of stressful to be honest does

not feel very summary. And so going into this summer teaching my own class I decided to write my own

AI policy prohibiting AI in my classroom.

How professors are readying themselves for the robots this semester on today explained.

Support for the show comes from into the mix, a Ben and Jerry's podcast about joy and justice, produced with Fox Creative.

Ainez Bordeaux is a self-described Hellraiser, and she became an activist after being caught up in the criminal

legal system, when she couldn't afford her bond, and without a trial, Einez was sent to a St. Louis

detention facility known as the workhouse, notorious for its poor

living conditions.

Here how she and other advocates fought to shut it down and won on the first episode of this special three-part series out now.

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