Given the answers you’ve provided above, what does Kant’s mo…

Given the answers you’ve provided above, what does Kant’s moral theory say about using AI in academic contexts, namely in contexts of students using AI even though the instructor prohibited it or even though it undermines the point of assigning the assessment (e.g. it prevents the student from practicing intellectual creativity)? Is it morally permissible or morally impermissible, etc.? Explain the best you can why Kant’s moral theory says that about using AI in academic contexts in that manner.

Given the answers you’ve provided above, what does classical…

Given the answers you’ve provided above, what does classical utilitarianism say about using AI in academic contexts, namely in contexts of students using AI even though the instructor prohibited it or even though it undermines the point of assigning the assessment (e.g. it prevents the student from practicing intellectual creativity)? Is it morally permissible or morally impermissible, etc.? Explain the best you can why utilitarianism says that about using AI in academic contexts in that manner.