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Yeah, even before LLMs, the more advanced TI calcs like the TI-nspire can have Calc and Physics apps loaded on them that make tests trivial to cheat on.
by chrisco255 3y ago
Yeah, even before LLMs, the more advanced TI calcs like the TI-nspire can have Calc and Physics apps loaded on them that make tests trivial to cheat on.
- andomggazzz662 3y agoThat's why they were banned back when I took the tests. Have they loosened the restrictions on the n-spire? The standard back in the early 2010s was still definitely TI-84 being about the most powerful calculator you could use for most tests that mattered. Those calculators are intentionally kept slow by TI because of these requirements. My impression of the n-spire was that it had always been marketed much more towards professionals. The first one I saw in person was at an electrical engineering internship where my boss had just bought one.
- chrisco255 3y agoNo, they're still banned, but I got one early on when they were first released before they were consistently banned, and I realized shortly after that you could load some apps on there that basically allowed you to plug questions in and get the answer, since many problems are formulaic.