According to Inside Higher Ed and Generation Lab's 2024 Student Voice survey, 31% of undergraduates don't know when or how to use Generative AI tools like ChatGPT in their coursework. Meanwhile, EDUCAUSE's 2025 AI Landscape Study shows that although 57% of colleges now consider AI a strategic priority, fewer than 40% have formal use policies—and most of those focus only on plagiarism rather than broader curricular or community implications.
These gaps come at a time when student adoption of AI is near-universal. The Higher Education Policy Institute’s 2025 Student Generative AI Survey , a UK-based survey, found that 92% of students now use AI in some form, up from 66% in 2024, with 88% reporting they’ve used Generative AI for assessments. Another survey by the Digital Education Council found 86% of students already using AI in their studies. Yet the same surveys reveal that only 36% of students have received support from their institution to develop AI skills, despite overwhelming student belief that these skills are essential.

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