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Jul 22, 2026
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Canadians are quick to call AI use cheating, slow to disclose their own use: poll
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Canadians are quick to call AI use cheating, slow to disclose their own use: poll
When AI writes most of an answer, 64% called it cheating, while 51% said the same when it produces only part of an answer. Almost 73% said using AI for ideas or editing does not count as cheating
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By Mason Kossak
Published Jul 22, 2026
Last updated 49 minutes ago
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The poll found 52 per cent of Canadians aged 18 to 24 say they are …
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