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Turnitin, a global leader in academic integrity, has released new findings from its survey on the state of AI in education. With perspectives from students, educators, and academic administrators across six countries, the survey underscores the growing demand for clear guidelines on the ethical use of AI in secondary and higher education. The findings highlight a mixed perception of AI’s role—while there is optimism about its potential benefits, concerns over misuse, over-reliance, and learning loss are prevalent. Annie Chechitelli, Turnitin’s Chief Product Officer, emphasized the need for balance: “The risk of intentional misuse will always exist with generative AI. Transparency throughout the student writing process enables educators to leverage AI’s opportunities while upholding the integrity of original student work.”