AI in our Education landscape

[Timerty]

https://www.domainofexperts.com/2025/06/how-ai-accusation-by-ntu-ruined-my.html

The person need to call police and engage pro bono lawyer, normal folks don't have skillset to help, especially lapsat MP or NTU need to upskill.

 

[Hmv]

Need To Upskill

 

[Les grossman]

National Tiong University

Sabrina is hongkie leh

 

[Tylenol]

Police don't handle civil case bah

 

[Timerty]

Police don't handle civil case bah

Police can arrest the old hag for harrasement

 

[OYK]

https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...ntu-student-penalised-for-academic-misconduct

 

[Les grossman]

How an AI accusation by NTU ruined my degree - and how no one in the school helped

https://www.domainofexperts.com/2025/06/how-ai-accusation-by-ntu-ruined-my.html


NTU intentionally misrepresents students to evade accountability in AI case

https://www.domainofexperts.com/2025/06/ntu-intentionally-misrepresents.html

 

[Taylorshit]

NTU to convene panel with AI experts to consider appeal of student accused of academic fraud​

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/sin...te-allegations-academic-fraud-chatgpt-5198076

 

[nabeifuckpap]

Sabrina is hongkie leh

Hong Kong under CCP control so no difference

 

[Norty]

I guess, everything depends on the purpose of using AI. Some people want it to do the whole job instead of them. Others use it to make the result better, and thus, even improve their own skills.

For instance, if you take a rough draft and refine it via JustDone AI Humanizer, you can actually see how to fix those repetitive "bot" patterns and make the flow sound more natural. It’s more of a learning tool at that point, helping you understand how to communicate better rather than just letting a machine do all the thinking. If used that way, it’s a huge plus for education.