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I hate it I hate it I hate it. 90% of our student body relies on it to complete their work. There is near to no originality in their writing and work. We are nearing complete dependence on it from some students. AI checkers work sometimes but students just use AI then switch the words around to avoid this.
I know the upside that it has for us as a society, but we are losing creativity and gumption with every improvement. I hurt for them. I used to read beautiful student writing and didn't have to question if it was written by a program. Now I am forced into skepticism. How can we lose so much with advancement?
What are you actually losing? Oh no kids are cheating? Kids always cheated! This is the calculator argument all over again
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So rob the children of the skills they need in college? Because no and I do mean no college student is using dictionaries and thesauruses at this point.
Your students will lag behind their peers, it will be entirely your fault but hey at least they "think" for themselves!
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Right, because having a generation that grew up only learning how to use Wikipedia as a primary source turned out so well for us
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Gave us AI didn't it?
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I'm sure the asian kids making the models got everything off of wikipedia.
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