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Northeastern college student demanded her tuition fees back after catching her professor using OpenAI’s ChatGPT

  • Ella Stapleton, a senior business student at Northeastern University, requested a tuition refund after discovering her professor used ChatGPT to generate lecture notes and feedback in early 2025.
  • Stapleton’s complaint arose because her course forbade unauthorized AI use, yet her professor admitted to using ChatGPT to create class materials and feedback without disclosure.
  • This incident reflects broader tensions as colleges regulate student AI use while some faculty increasingly incorporate generative AI tools for grading and teaching activities.
  • Stapleton’s $8,000 refund claim was denied by Northeastern after multiple meetings concluding at her graduation in May 2025, highlighting disputes over fairness and transparency in academic AI use.
  • Leading educators describe AI as an educational inflection point requiring careful adaptation to balance innovation with preserving critical thinking and equitable student-teacher engagement.
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Futurism broke the news in on Wednesday, May 14, 2025.
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