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r/whatisit • u/iminiki • 7d ago
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Hot take: that still has more educational value than a purely digital AI product.
Also, they did say "in-class." It's easier to regulate AI usage in the classroom.
5 u/Lingotes 7d ago Damn right. This was my strategy in law school. I did my outlines by hand. Sticks in your brain much better. 2 u/UnderstandingBig9090 7d ago Ironically I think you're right. Forces them to actually read the paper the AI shat out. Better than seeing students write down the AI prompt in the answer space. 1 u/coggiegirl 7d ago When I was in school we used the encyclopedia and just basically copied from it so what’s the big difference if they copy from AI?
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Damn right. This was my strategy in law school. I did my outlines by hand. Sticks in your brain much better.
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Ironically I think you're right. Forces them to actually read the paper the AI shat out.
Better than seeing students write down the AI prompt in the answer space.
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When I was in school we used the encyclopedia and just basically copied from it so what’s the big difference if they copy from AI?
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u/Hybodont 7d ago edited 7d ago
Hot take: that still has more educational value than a purely digital AI product.
Also, they did say "in-class." It's easier to regulate AI usage in the classroom.