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It’s basically an impossible situation. I sympathize with TAs that have to read through dozens of AI generated slop papers and want to put an end to it. But the
by janalsncm 2y ago
It’s basically an impossible situation. I sympathize with TAs that have to read through dozens of AI generated slop papers and want to put an end to it. But the fallout from a false accusation is serious and potentially life-changing. Schools don’t have to give you due process.
That’s why I was so upset about tools like “gpt zero” and the media’s subsequent fawning over it. They don’t care how accurate they are. They’ll add some fine print weasel words about how they only provide guidance but they know what they’re doing.
- Stevvo 2y agoI used to teach high school. When a kid handed in writing that was not their own it was obvious. If anything, AI will make it more obvious and thus occur less often.
- joe-collins 2y agoI've been taking some online classes these last two semesters, and I can cleanly group my classmates into three categories: the blatant LLM users, the rare students who actually invest themselves, and the majority whose contributions are so cursory that it hardly matters whether they wrote or generated it.