Pen & Paper Are Back In USA Schools As AI Cheating Goes Out Of Hand

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I teach undergraduate classes at a public university in the US, and I have much to say, but I will remain silent.

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Yall are so

8 hours ago, Meruk Holland said:

Honestly, I don't think AI is the problem here, I think it just highlights how flawed our education system is to begin with. To me, that'd be like blaming calculators for making kids get lazy with math. Or the internet making libraries obsolete (they don't). I think AI is a tool that will have it's uses and will have the potential to make certain aspects of life easier. Tools can be misused, but that doesn't make it inherently bad. 

I think the rise in AI usage for homework and essays just shows that such methods of teaching are outdated and ineffective. We need to encourage in-person, hands-on, personalized teaching methods. But that require having enough teachers to provide that type of learning, which in turn requires paying them. As well as actually staying up to date with the trends of technology and culture. God knows we aren't going to do that.

Thank you so much for this. The  educational system is soo flawed and has not evolved decades yet people maintain this shortsighted view on AI