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> I think GPT4 and the like spell the end of homework and that is a good thing. In my kids' case it hasn't mean the end of homework, rather it created a new po
by josefresco 3y ago
> I think GPT4 and the like spell the end of homework and that is a good thing.
In my kids' case it hasn't mean the end of homework, rather it created a new policy that only authorized devices (school supplied Chromebooks) can be used while in school. Completing schoolwork on your own device even outside of school hours is also frowned upon.
They say the change is about "network management" but parents and students both know the real reason.
- pixl97 3y agoI mean for most large businesses you will be provided with a company issued device and taking company work of said device may be grounds for termination. In business it's generally to prevent the leaking of trade secrets, but there are more than one cases where an employee was allowing a surrogate to connect to their device and do the work as a form of unauthorized subcontractor.
- whimsicalism 3y ago1. Your school sounds atypical. 2. There is no way to easily enforce what you are describing. Homework will not be able to survive it.
- riversflow 3y agoPretty simple if you ask me, make everyone handwrite stuff. It's easier to handwrite from knowledge than it is to transfer work verbatim.
- whimsicalism 3y agoIf it is done in a non-proctored environment, there is no avoiding it.
- jimbokun 3y agoWhat's the real reason?