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   Dartmouth Provost Resigns Over Undisclosed AI Use

   Dartmouth College Provost Santiago Schnell resigned after an advisory committee found that he failed to disclose significant AI use in an academic paper and a Washington Post op-ed, according to Ars Technica AI. The committee said his cooperation was “insufficient”; he provided his Dartmouth laptop but not logs from relevant personal LLM accounts, while the committee accessed his Dartmouth Claude enterprise account.

   Ars Technica AI · 🔥 5
2. Oct 21
   Google DeepMind opens SynthID Detector to the public and launches SynthID Bio

   Google DeepMind has opened its SynthID Detector to the public and launched SynthID Bio, a watermarking tool for functional, AI-designed proteins, according to a repost of comments by DeepMind's Pushmeet Kohli. Kohli described the moves as part of a "momentous" few weeks for SynthID and said each step advances DeepMind's broader provenance vision of helping verify what is and is not AI-generated. He also said solving provenance is a multi-disciplinary effort built around watermarking and requiring frontier research, interoperable open standards and collaboration across platforms and developers, and pointed to a published conversation with Dartmouth professor Hany Farid on Google's Public Policy blog.

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3. Oct 15
   Dartmouth builds in-house AI career platform to steer students to fitting jobs

   Dartmouth College is building its own AI career-assistance tools rather than buying third-party products, aiming to engage students throughout their time on campus by regularly asking about their interests, skills and goals, according to a Fast Company Chinese edition report relayed by Huxiu AI. The college created a chief product officer role described as unique among Ivy League schools, filled by former Google senior product manager and Dartmouth alumnus Kiley McEvoy; the single platform is to cover job search, alumni networking, interview prep and personalized career options, offering 12 potentially suitable career directions based on student answers. The report notes most US career centers rely on outside tools such as Microsoft Copilot, Gemini, Big Interview, Big Resume and VMock, and that Dartmouth declined to provide sample outputs, possibly because the tool is not finished or in use.

   虎嗅 AI · 🔥 0

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