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MrEloi t1_j6ebcks wrote

Students should declare use of AI tools.

Educators should accept - ideally encourage - AI tool use.

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YoutubeStruggle OP t1_j6ec8vq wrote

The use of AI tools should definitely be appreciated. It is saving a lot of time and as a fellow developer, I would highly encourage it. But the classification of human-generated content is necessary as AI-generated content could be misleading, making it important to distinguish it from human-generated content. Also detecting AI-generated content can help ensure the quality of information being shared and consumed, especially in sensitive domains such as news and medicine.

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[deleted] t1_j6eehil wrote

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YoutubeStruggle OP t1_j6ehkfl wrote

ChatGPT supremacy ;)

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MrEloi t1_j6ei3ih wrote

The whole of the web will soon be just AI generated content.

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YoutubeStruggle OP t1_j6eiymv wrote

TBH, that sounds scary. AI will make life much faster and increase the productivity of every individual. But I believe various sensitive domains where the quality of information is the want, human content will reside.

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gunshoes t1_j6fyskw wrote

Eh, depends on context. People forget that all the things that go into writing (drafting, rewriting, sounding words out to make sure they articulate what you mean), is a pedagogical act in itself. Assignments aren't supposed to be busy work, they're additional opportunities for learning in which students have to evaluate their own writing strategies. Using AI tools removes that element of metacognition and reduces assignments to just prompt tuning. If you're just filling out reports and are suffering writer's block, sure, why not. But other cases the writing process is the lesson.

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