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Conspicuously missing is a direct mention of AI tools. Is MIT, like others, side-stepping the use of AI by students to (help them) complete homework assignments
by russfink 10mo ago
Conspicuously missing is a direct mention of AI tools. Is MIT, like others, side-stepping the use of AI by students to (help them) complete homework assignments and projects?
- elephanlemon 10mo agoIf you click through the lectures they are mentioned in several of them.
- Reubachi 10mo agoA question. If you think AI use by students to "bypass homework" is anything remotely approaching a problem, then I must ask you how you felt/feel about: - University being cost prohibitive to 90 percent of all humans as financial driven institutions, not performance. - Before AI, 20 + years of google data indexing/searches fueling academia - study groups before that allowing group completion (or, cheating, in your view) - The textbook that costs 500 dollars, or the textbook software from pearson that costs 500, that has the homework answers. I think it's a silly posit that students using AI is...anything to even think about. I use it at my fortune 500 job every day, and have learned about my field's practical day-to-day from it than any textbook, homework assignment, practical etc.
- ghaff 10mo ago>study groups before that allowing group completion (or, cheating, in your view) Totally dependent on school/department/professor policy. Some are very strict. Others allow working together on assignments. (And then there are specific group projects.)