> I believe the anger, if you distill it a bit, comes from an "unlevel" playing field, right? Why is "unlevel" in quotes? When it comes to physical activities,

> I believe the anger, if you distill it a bit, comes from an "unlevel" playing field, right? Why is "unlevel" in quotes? When it comes to physical activities, biological males have a huge advantage over biological females; high school boys routinely beat professional adult women's sport teams. > But, when students use AI, and if there are some students that don't, the playing field is "unlevel" there as well. The students that don't perhaps want to learn a craft rather than take a shortcut to getting a grade. I agree that this is a bigger problem than trans kids in sports. I think people are less upset about this because 1. It's a more recent development 2. They think that the kids using AI are actually putting themselves at a disadvantage, albeit one that will only become apparent after they graduate.