I'll say it again: It's a culture problem, not an AI problem.
No one is going to stop the student and ask them why they cheated even if they were practically being asked to eat a tomato soup with a fork. It's easier to hide the problem under the rug and scapegoat.
Are you saying that college homework/assignments are unreasonably hard? I don't think so, after all people were successfully completing them before ChaptGPT.
Yes, it took a long time and some sleepless nights (unless the student has perfect time management). This is all by design, you can't learn without it.
Yes, some people got bad grades. This happens, after all what even is the point of grading if everyone gets good grades.
What is the problem that you think is "being hidden under the rug"?
No one is going to stop the student and ask them why they cheated even if they were practically being asked to eat a tomato soup with a fork. It's easier to hide the problem under the rug and scapegoat.