
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has sought a response from O P Jindal Global University on a petition filed by an LLM student, challenging the university's decision to declare his answers as 'AI-generated' and failing him in the exam.
The university had failed student Kaushtubh Sakkarwar, citing that he had provided 88% AI-generated answers. Justice Jasgurpreet Singh Puri has fixed November 14 as the next date of hearing and issued a notice to the university.
The petitioner claimed that he had appeared for an exam on 'Law and Justice in a Globalizing World' on May 18. The paper-checking committee found that 88% of the answers in his answer sheet were AI-generated and failed him on June 25.
After the examination controller upheld the decision, Sakkarwar approached the High Court. Sakkarwar claimed that he did not use AI-generated answers, but the university did not listen to him. The university also failed to explain under which rule the use of AI-generated answers was prohibited and how it violated the Copyright Act.
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05 Nov 2024 12:07 pm
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