Dartmouth's provost warned us about AI cheating—but his own AI use cost him his job
Provost Santiago Schnell resigned following an investigation that found he used AI in an academic paper and a Washington Post op-ed without disclosure. An advisory committee noted his insufficient cooperation during the probe, though they accessed his Claude enterprise account to confirm the AI usage.
Key points
- Provost resigned over undisclosed AI use in publications
- Investigation revealed use of Claude for revising papers and generating figures
- Committee cited a lack of cooperation from Schnell during the investigation
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