How AI Killed a 133 Year Old Princeton Tradition The decision by Princeton University's faculty to reintroduce proctors during exams marks a significant shift in the institution's approach to academic integrity.
This move is driven by the need to address the growing problem of cheating, which has been exacerbated by the rise of generative AI.
For over 130 years, Princeton prided itself on its Honor Code, which relies on students to report instances of cheating and holds them accountable through peer review.