LSU leadership grappling with how to craft policy around AI use 

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After an artificial intelligence detecting function was released on a popular plagiarism detection software, LSU saw a nearly 500% increase in reports to its student accountability office for plagiarism.  Professors and administrators are grappling with the best way to approach the rapidly evolving technology, Louisiana Illuminator reports.  In the spring 2022 semester, the LSU Office

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