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by mold_aid 7mo ago
>So the marketing I've seen is intended to reassure skittish administrators that the software is not going to generate false accusations. This is it, right here. All policy I've seen lately has been geared towards students havi
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by mold_aid 7mo ago
You know you can't just say "I detect AI written prose" and then do whatever you want about it, right? It's not difficult, sure, to detect it. It's difficult to prove that it's true and then punish the student
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by mold_aid 7mo ago
We can't, and neither can the machines that people build and/or use for "detection." Everyone in this thread also needs to recognize the entrenched differences between secondary educators, who have wholeheartedly adopted
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by mold_aid 7mo ago
Are you? How many preprints are posted here every day?
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by mold_aid 8mo ago
"This is the most used AI chatbot in the world!" "Who uses it?" "Other AI chatbots!"
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by mold_aid 8mo ago
>Or will people realize they are programming and discipline up? Or will there be coding across disciplines, and attendant theories of literacies in context? What I like about the OP is the consonance with literate practices, which has
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by mold_aid 8mo ago
didn't even take 24 hours: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47190947
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by mold_aid 8mo ago
>That phrasing makes me imagine a cultural anthropologist studying the behavior of programmers in the wild Google scholar is your friend here
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by mold_aid 8mo ago
Can't wait for postmodern AI.
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by mold_aid 8mo ago
What "technical competence" do you need to provide a technical evaluation, o person who is posting a comment to the "here's how I vibe-coded a fantasy football analytics service" forum? You think everyone here has a
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by mold_aid 8mo ago
To be fair, the post being replied to is arguing by assertion as well. "The core ideas are all there" is pure if-you-say-so stuff.
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by mold_aid 8mo ago
"art" project?
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by mold_aid 8mo ago
That's right, can't wait to see you there. We're gonna dance on the ashes
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by mold_aid 8mo ago
>The callouses matter. The tedium matters. Yeah nicely said.
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by mold_aid 8mo ago
Fun read. Audience can see Xeno's Arrow emerging on your "we're on the way to AGI!" timeline, a nice visual representation of "the trajectory is real, but the timeline keeps slipping." But I'm gonna say I&
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by mold_aid 8mo ago
Very much enjoyed this. Always am shocked that my colleagues on the humanistic/writing studies side don't have a larger contingent actively contributing to web and publication technologies/specs, ceding so much of that space
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by mold_aid 8mo ago
oh good, thank you!
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by mold_aid 8mo ago
wow mea culpa I guess
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by mold_aid 8mo ago
>First, he published at least three hit pieces on the agent. Is this a joke?
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by mold_aid 8mo ago
Just seems like the author could have said "write the damn thing yourself" and been done with it.
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by mold_aid 8mo ago
>And with the new LLM powered The what now? Did I miss an update
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by mold_aid 8mo ago
You don't think those exist? Obsidian forum has a lot of individual use-cases and more than a couple academics. erazlogo's public vault was as influential to me on how I use it as K. Healy's exposition of his use of R in emac
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by mold_aid 8mo ago
So a circular economy in which you add mistakes
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by mold_aid 8mo ago
Am I not seeing a skate in the bottom right? I may be misidentifying
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by mold_aid 8mo ago
Hi, tenured professor here! "Professor at GMU" is definitely a scam, but the rest of us work pretty hard.
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The New Fabio Is Claude(nytimes.com)
3 points by mold_aid 8mo ago|2 comments
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by mold_aid 8mo ago
"Can AI chatbots write emotionally rich romance novels?" is the title for my tab preview, so gives you a look at the cultural imagination on display here. FYI, the author, Coral Hart, offers sales figures, but: "Ms. Hart has
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by mold_aid 8mo ago
I think a lot of people are asking the question around many digital services; I'm pretty sure in areas like education and media "no AI!" is going to be something that rich people look for, sure. Editing and proofreading are &
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by mold_aid 8mo ago
>Nobody is trying to talk anyone out of their hobby or artisanal creativeness. Well, yes, they are, some folks don't think "here's how I use AI" and "I'm a craftsman!" are consistent. Seems like maybe O
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by mold_aid 8mo ago
"Why can't you be more like your brother Mitchell?"

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