University of Findlay moves toward school-wide AI policy

Why this matters: Most colleges have handled AI the same way: each professor decides, students guess the rules, and enforcement is inconsistent. A school-wide policy changes that. It sets one standard for students, faculty, and staff. Done well, it protects students from vague accusations of cheating and gives faculty real guidance. Done poorly, it becomes a blunt tool that punishes ambiguity. The policy's details — who it covers, how violations are judged, and who had a say in writing it — will matter more than the fact that one exists.