As George Washington University turns out graduates who are fluent in the application of Artificial Intelligence, GW should be cautious when considering whether AI should enter into the actual judging part of this ancient, Magna Carta-inspired process.

By Terry Manning “Everybody cheats.“ When my classmate said that, I felt my pulse quicken. My earlobes warmed as heat escaped the collar of my shirt. “Not everybody,” I said. “So you ain’t neeevvvver cheated?” a different classmate taunted. “No,” I answered. “You’ve done something,” another one jeered. “Yeah,” I said. “I read the assignment, did the practice test at…