The Daily Californian gives no count from his classes; the nearest data is a Texas study where A grades rose 16 extra points in homework-heavy courses.
“Many UC Berkeley students use AI to consistently get top homework scores, so there is no point in grading homework for correctness.”
Richard Borcherds, UC Berkeley mathematics professor, as reported by the Daily Californian (23 October 2026)
Recorded 26 October 2026. Our ruling means: literally true, materially misleading.
These increases were larger where homework carried greater weight, consistent with AI substituting for student work rather than broad learning gains from AI.
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