Senior official at Dartmouth College resigns over AI use
A top administrator at Dartmouth College resigned after a faculty committee determined that he had improperly failed to disclose the use of artificial intelligence in some of his academic and public writing, the school announced Wednesday.
TL;DR
- Dartmouth College Provost Santiago Schnell resigned after a faculty committee found he failed to disclose his use of artificial intelligence in academic and public writing.
- The committee determined Schnell violated the disclosure requirements of an academic journal and a newspaper where his writing appeared.
- Schnell's actions were found to be a violation of Dartmouth's ethical conduct standards and he was not forthcoming about his AI use.
- Schnell is noted as the most prominent academic to resign over AI disclosure issues amidst wider university scrutiny of student AI use.
- Matthew Delmont will serve as interim provost while Dartmouth navigates the complexities of AI integration.