L. Rhodes on Nostr: One thing revealed by the public debate over student use of generative AI is the ...
One thing revealed by the public debate over student use of generative AI is the extent to which we've already reduced the issue of plagiarism to a question of legal right, when other concerns are more germane. For example, the role of writing in training students to elaborate and test an idea, in developing a voice, in exploring selfhood by expressing not just ideas but also feelings and attitudes. Even if AI isn't plagiarism, its use deprives students of those opportunities.
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