
At school, it’s cheating. At work, it’s essential. New grads are caught in a double standard around AI.
<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMixAFBVV95cUxQNWVyZy1FWUpkdkU5MUJnYjNiYzBrV0lUWFVvRXQ5Y0V4Z00xRXdDU1ZiSDlDd2N0bTAwT21lNElRNU5lOVpzZVNQeHA1TWdKMEhjREN5ajBDQ1BCRUxXVjVpZVcxSXRYeDhJN1J6Zld0OTZFdFVaVmZwUFBUcHhCTUprSzhCR285UzBWWHk5T2ZULVYydG1zcEMxOEtvSm9NcGdzekNnMm5JWjZXMjFtSkVqZUlrT1ZreHk3eU93NURPVjZ1?oc=5" target="_blank">At school, it’s cheating. At work, it’s essential. New grads are caught in a double standard around AI.</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">MarketWatch</font>

