Tim Tai A student suspended from the School of Management after being accused of using artificial intelligence on a final exam is suing Yale, alleging that the University’s Honor Committee process for academic discipline was mismanaged and discriminatory. The plaintiff, a French entrepreneur and investor living in Texas, was enrolled in a 22-month program at the School of Management for individuals already in business leadership roles, typically completed through Friday and Saturday classes on alternating weekends. The plaintiff, who filed the case pseudonymously as John Doe, began the program in July 2023 and intended to graduate this spring. But after being investigated for accused use of generative artificial intelligence on a final exam last spring, the plaintiff was suspended for a year from the School of Management for “not […]
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