I don't understand why more people don't find it viscerally awful to live in a world where all text, images, and music are no longer produced by human beings. This is an existential change that causes me sorrow every waking moment.
‘The Office for Students (OfS) said the credibility of degrees from England’s universities was under threat from the prolific use of AI in essays, dissertations and “open book” exams…’
https://t.co/rZtWlWW3XD
One thing if we do have a large scale return to exams - multiple studies on the mystery of why so many students show 70+ on course works and fail every exam they sit... 🤔
some faculty members have crazy ideas about artificial intelligence like believing that universities shouldn’t admit students who don’t know how to read
These false claims by the Anthropic CEO are deeply insulting to anyone who has lost someone to cancer, who has a family member with Alzheimer's or who struggles with mental health.
Anthropic = Elizabeth Holmes 2.0
Pro-AI people think that if you love research, discovery, and exploration -- that if you wish to put your skills and talents to use & to make a contribution to a field through your insight and hard work -- then you are "less than animals."
OfS completely correct here. Any university still relying on take-home written essay work as a substantive component of tracking or assessment is living in the past. AI is an arms race where only the virtuous are penalised.
https://t.co/DcnJlV8hGZ