Now imagine that those other people decide to contribute by "writing" the report that you're going to get graded on, with no understanding of code and not doing

Now imagine that those other people decide to contribute by "writing" the report that you're going to get graded on, with no understanding of code and not doing it themselves. Imagine that some people who are semi-competent at programming decide to contribute likewise. It takes them from do-nothing layabouts to active hindrances. Much worse than someone not knowing anything is someone pretending to know something, and I thank my lucky stars that none of them tried to write the code with AI. > This was a uni in the UK with a fairly well respected CS department at the time. I feel this sentence.