Generation GPT: What Gen Z really thinks about 'world-changing' AI

Craig Dawdy, 24, was in his senior year of college this past winter when generative AI swept his campus in Hamilton, Ontario. A member of student government, Dawdy worried school administrators might unfairly penalize students amid a panic over student cheating. He'd read articles about people being accused -- even reprimanded -- for using AI without solid evidence. "Going through anything like that is a traumatic experience," he said. "This grand institution is accusing you of all these things.