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The irony is that grading blue books is something that might be a great place to use AI. Grading essays takes a lot of time and is inherently subjective. Anyone
by whyenot 1y ago
The irony is that grading blue books is something that might be a great place to use AI. Grading essays takes a lot of time and is inherently subjective. Anyone who has done this type of grading knows that there is "drift" when you compare the first essays you read to the last ones, for example. AI could be a big help.
- mannykannot 1y agoThe drift you describe is a problem, but current AI is not up to the foremost task of telling good from bad. If current AI were used, I suspect it would be strongly biased in favor of those good at prompt engineering, regardless of subject matter.