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GenThePerservering

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25. ai worship has certainly brought gullibility to the fore.

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Fri Jun 26, 2026, 01:46 AM

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Student Cheating Is Becoming Impossible to Detect in an A.I. Era [View all] Coventina Jun 25 OP

Back to blue books & pens. SheltieLover Jun 25 #1

This! ScoutHikerDad Jun 25 #6

Did you read about the 1 Cornell professor who had typewriters brought in for 1 class? SheltieLover Jun 25 #10

Long before AI, there were online services that offered to wnylib Jun 25 #13

analogy blaeckfoeoess Friday #27

My students must hand write submissions. mr715 Jun 25 #2

My wife is a professor Diraven Jun 25 #3

Those who lose to AI will be those that don't embrace it. Melon Jun 25 #4

This doesn't surprise me fujiyamasan Jun 25 #8

So it's AI doing the coding with human oversight sakabatou Jun 25 #19

Yes. They are still responsible for the outcome but don't have to do the labor of coding. Melon Jun 25 #21

Reminds me a little bit of Neuro-sama then sakabatou Friday #32

It could be done before AI came into prominence. To evaluate someone's knowledge that is lostincalifornia Jun 25 #5

I could easily see blue books coming back into the system again Torchlight Jun 25 #7

Blue books! senseandsensibility Jun 25 #9

Really...why? The reality is that the precise skills become less relevant Melon Jun 25 #11

AI is quickly destroying critical thinking in my students. Coventina Jun 25 #12

Progress isn't backward. Melon Jun 25 #15

So you are just going to ignore the studies that are showing AI is making people dumber? Coventina Jun 25 #16

Are you saying we can put the apple back onto the tree? Melon Jun 25 #22

Well, they won't be learning it in my classes, and if they use it and are caught they will fail. Coventina Friday #23

These are all false equivalancies GenThePerservering Friday #24

In some ways it is like the printing press fujiyamasan Saturday #33

I think it's really a question about the appropriate use of AI in the classroom fujiyamasan Friday #26

Maybe this civilization needs to die before we humans can truly progress. hunter Jun 25 #20

Are you making changes to your curriculum or pedagogy to address this? fujiyamasan Jun 25 #17

I am moving to assignments that are not homework based. Coventina Jun 25 #18

I think we can safely say there are more than two possibilities Torchlight Friday #28

One issue though.... Mossfern Friday #31

AI technology is the new reality of modern life..... anciano Jun 25 #14

ai worship has certainly brought gullibility to the fore. GenThePerservering Friday #25

Here's a good read: Ron Green Friday #29

A new age of learned helplessness. n/t flvegan Friday #30