Most of the important ones I took had: 1) Written in person exams that were most of the grade (this includes "blue book" exams where you have to sit in front o

Most of the important ones I took had: 1) Written in person exams that were most of the grade (this includes "blue book" exams where you have to sit in front of the professor and write an essay on whatever topic he writes on the board that morning as well as your typical math/algorithms tests on paper.) 2) Written homework where you have to essentially have a satisfactory discussion on the topic (no word range, you get graded on creative interpretation of the course subject matter.) Language models could maybe help you with 2 but will actually kill your ability to handle 1 if you're cheating on homework with them. If anything language models will mean the end of those retarded make-work cookie cutter graded homework assignments that got in the way of actually studying and learning.