> students could then rapidly see what a decent essay or code body looks like. You mean like how today they study well-regarded human works? I’m not sure how

> students could then rapidly see what a decent essay or code body looks like. You mean like how today they study well-regarded human works? I’m not sure how the ML adds anything except which words tend to appear close to each other across a large corpus. The moment where young writers believe that ML is creating anything new and they try to learn from that is when modern civilization starts to eat its own tail.