Academics at Oxford University are worried students might use ChatGPT - an artificial intelligence tool - to write the answers to digital assessments.
Oxford dons have been lobbying against digital assessment over fears that students could cheat using chatbots.
Tech firms have been promoting computer-based learning and testing as the future for education, with many universities adopting this in lockdown.Minutes from a meeting of Oxford's law faculty board last year have been obtained by the Daily Mail this week through the Freedom of Information Act.
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