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Design GenAI governance and cross-role contact around integrity disputes, the principal site of sustained faculty-student contact

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The article's discussion draws implications for governance, pedagogical design, and cross-role contact design from its finding that adversarial integrity themes dominate faculty-student contact. Because "Mixed threads contain 2-3×more records and last 2-4×longer than same-role threads", integrity disputes are where faculty and students most sustainedly engage, so governance and contact design should address detection, enforcement, and false-accusation dynamics rather than treating stakeholder communities separately.

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title Design GenAI governance and cross-role contact around integrity disputes, the principal site of sustained faculty-student contact
description The article's discussion draws implications for governance, pedagogical design, and cross-role contact design from its finding that adversarial integrity themes dominate faculty-student contact.
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