My daughter is obsessed with writing, and has been studying, journalling, and writing fiction since she was a young child. Now that she is in college, she writes original submissions and yet, is frequently accused of using AI when she has not done so. She has an extensive vocabulary, loves m-dashes, etc. She is less often accused of it if she is tired and makes mistakes. If she fights it, then professors become vengeful and petty. So, she can only get a good grade if she's exhausted or otherwise impaired. University is teaching her that she can't succeed unless she pretends to be more stupid and less competent than she really is. This sickens me.
She will graduate soon. I am very angry and disgusted that we have paid thousands of dollars every semester for this experience - accusations without evidence and petty, vengeful, lazy professors. She has attended multiple colleges, and the experience is always the same.
I've recommended that she create as much evidence as she can when creating and submitting content, but it's still always the same problem - if you prove the professor is wrong then they become mean and petty and grade more harshly. She risks her grade without evidence and risks her grade if she stands up for herself. Following the rules and turning in good work doesn't help.
The only thing my daughter is learning is college is that life is ultimately unfair. The only way to survive is to tiptoe around crazy, psycho people who hold power over you. Results are arbitrary and are not affected by whether you follow the rules or do good work. In fact, good work, intelligence and competence are punished accordingly.
What is your experience with AI in university?
Submitted February 13, 2026 at 09:15AM by Mysterious_Spark https://ift.tt/BHhe1UP
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