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Ep. 13 The Enforcement Illusion: Why AI Use Policies Are Obsolete

In this episode of Unfixed, Nik and Zach unpack the “enforcement illusion” behind AI use policies in higher education. From the impossibility of a true “no-AI” classroom to the cultural gap between faculty and students, they argue why cultivating dispositions, transparency, and dialogue offers a more meaningful path than rigid rules in the age of generative AI. Note: Dear listener please forgive the substandard audio. We had a technical malfunction during the recording of this episode. Zach Justus and Nik Janos, Inside Higher Ed, Your AI Policy is Already Obsolete (https://www.insidehighered.com/opinio...) Nik Janos, Melts into Air, Tools and Brains: UX For Assignments  (https://www.meltsintoair.org/chatgpt/...) Zach Justus, Melts into Air, ChatGPT in a Writing Class (https://www.meltsintoair.org/chatgpt/...) Zach Justus, Melts into Air, ChatGPT: A Classroom Update (https://www.meltsintoair.org/chatgpt/...) Thoughts and suggestions? Email us at unfixed@meltsintoair.org You can find the full show notes and our writing at meltsintoair.org (http://meltsintoair.org/)