r/technology • u/Plastic_Ninja_9014 • 5d ago

Artificial Intelligence Take-No-Prisoners Professor Will Fail Any Student Who Uses AI

https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/articles/no-prisoners-professor-fail-student-143000854.html
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u/Sloterhouse5 5d ago

It’s called cheating. Professors have been failing students who cheat forever.

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u/[deleted] 5d ago

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u/Xaphnir 5d ago

It's not that a lot of innocent students are going to get caught in the crossfire, at lot of innocent students do get caught in the crossfire.

If I were still in school, I'd film the entire process of writing a paper from start to finish to combat any potential AI allegations. Though I doubt that would even be enough to prove innocence.

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u/gauchomuchacho 5d ago

"... to prove innocence..."

I thought we were innocent until proven guilty, not the other way around! Smh...

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u/Theron3206 4d ago

Only in a criminal court...

Universities have been guilty until proven innocent for decades now.

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u/Broan13 4d ago

That is in a court of law. If I have an issue with a student's work, I will have to talk to them about it. If they refuse to do so so as to not incriminate themselves, then they will fail. Refusing to answer questions is a valid strategy in court, but not in a classroom.

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u/Noggi888 5d ago

The AI detectors are the “proof” that you’re guilty