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Marshall researcher proposes audit-based alternative to AI proctoring

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. —As generative AI makes it easier for students to complete online assessments without demonstrating their own learning, a new working paper from Marshall University's David Wiley, PhD, proposes a different path: replace always-on surveillance with targeted, random learning audits.

Using a game-theoretic model, the paper suggests a credible audit system with meaningful consequences can deter cheating at relatively low audit rates…

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Press release

Game-theoretic working paper suggests brief, random post-assessment conversations could deter AI-enabled cheating without surveillance software HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — — As generative artificial intelligence makes it easier for students to complete online…

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Plain-language summary

Generative AI has made online cheating much easier. A student can now use AI to draft essays, solve problems, or answer exam questions in ways that can be difficult for instructors to detect. Many current responses rely on surveillance: proctoring software,…

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Institutional LinkedIn post

Generative AI is changing what online assessment can and cannot reliably tell us about student learning. A new working paper by Marshall University’s David Wiley, PhD, explores an alternative to proctoring software, lockdown browsers, and AI detectors: random…

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Comms Kit

One grant or paper. Twenty review-ready comms assets.

Upload a source document. Research Comms AI extracts the core facts and turns the project into a complete kit for the audiences your team already serves. Review and approve each artifact before sending it out.

For new awards (Funding pathway)

✓Press release
✓Plain-language summary
✓PI quote + bio package
✓Institutional LinkedIn post
✓PI LinkedIn post
✓Hometown release
✓Short-form video script
✓Regional media pitch
✓Internal announcement
✓Funder acknowledgment package

For findings & publications (Results pathway)

✓Press release
✓Plain-language summary
✓PI quote + bio package
✓Visual abstract
✓Short-form video script
✓Institutional LinkedIn post
✓PI LinkedIn post
✓Op-ed
✓Policy brief
✓Regional trade media pitch

PI Prep

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Available prep packs

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✓Funder Update — two-minute script, progress framing, risk and verification notes
✓Legislator Briefing — 60-second briefing, state relevance, policy boundaries

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I've spent my career inside higher education watching strong research go under-communicated because the comms team was already buried. Research Comms AI exists to extend those teams — not replace them — so more grants, findings, and faculty stories reach the people who should hear about them.

— David Wiley, Founder

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