Princeton in Shambles Over AI Cheating

Princeton University is ending its long-running unproctored exam system after faculty cited widespread cheating, including AI-assisted misconduct.

Starting this summer, exams will require in-person proctors, replacing a 133-year honor-based testing policy.

A student honor committee will still review alleged violations, but the school is tightening oversight to protect academic integrity.

The move highlights how generative AI is forcing universities to rethink trust-based exam policies.