Dartmouth provost accused of using AI to write nearly all his papers

VNExpress - Oct 8, 2026

A mathematics professor and provost at Dartmouth College has been accused of using AI to write nearly all of his academic papers and opinion pieces, sparking criticism from colleagues and students who are calling for his dismissal.

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