Ask leading questions where the answer they’re leading towards is wrong. You’ll need more than one, and it won’t catch people who understand that failure mode—o

Ask leading questions where the answer they’re leading towards is wrong. You’ll need more than one, and it won’t catch people who understand that failure mode—or who use Gemini instead of ChatGPT—but that probably describes less than five percent of your students. You can also do everything else suggested here, but there’s no harm in teaching people to at least use AI well, if they’re going to use it.