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Andrew Smith's avatar

Nailed it.

First, if one student is falsely accused of cheating while 10 are busted who actually cheated, that still doesn't justify anything. Innocent people being punished for things they're not the least bit guilty of is sort of a founding principle of our society.

Second, educators need to adapt to this new reality. I look forward to the follow up, and I've wanted to write about that for a long time now. I have friends who have been in (or are currently in) academic administration roles, and professors, and so on. I want to let them do most of the talking.

And, I hate to be gauche (by sharing my own article), but Sal Khan is also really onto something, although it's a pretty big can of worms:

https://goatfury.substack.com/p/an-ai-tutor-in-every-childs-hand

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Max Headroom's avatar

Another great article, Roberto. Looking forward to the next one about how teachers are going to handle AI generated content. The coming AI-saturated academic year is hurtling down the tracks at teachers like a freight train and the education system is just. not. prepared.

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