Cheating/plagiarism
AI Risk"Cheating/plagiarism - Use of another person’s or group’s words or ideas without consent and/or acknowledgement."
Overview
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Techniques0Attack methods connected to this risk.
Mitigations0Defenses that may help with related attacks.
Records2Source records unified into this concept.
Risk profile
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Domain4. Malicious Actors & Misuse
Subdomain4.3 > Fraud, scams, and targeted manipulation
Entity3 - Other; 1 - Human
Intent3 - Other; 1 - Intentional
Timing3 - Other; 2 - Post-deployment
CategorySocietal and Cultural
SubcategoryCheating/plagiarism
Merged risk records
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MITRISK-Abercrombie2024-58.07.02 - Cheating/plagiarism
"Cheating/plagiarism - Use of another person’s or group’s words or ideas without consent and/or acknowledgement."
MITRISK-Li2025-66.04.05 - Cheating / plagiarism
"Use of generative AI in an academic setting to either cheat or plagiarize"
Mitigations
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No propagated mitigations. No defense is available through the connected attack methods.
Source evidence
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Included resource
A Collaborative, Human-Centred Taxonomy of AI, Algorithmic, and Automation Harms
Original source
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