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Imagine....they didn't. Even. Read it.
They deserve the failure grade
That's why university evaluations should be always in pen and paper.
this is just unacceptable, those students should be just expelled without mercy IMO.
Or at least give students computers that have restricted or no access to the internet? Even before LLMs having access to the internet would have been a huge opportunity to cheat. At least in most subjects.
Also, what happened to teachers/supervisors walking around and checking if the students cheat? Back when I went to school we also cheated with cheat sheets or exchanging answers but it was always risky because getting busted meant failing the test (or worse).
Letting students use the internet unrestrictedly would be like the teacher leaving the room and letting us unsupervised for the duration of the test back in my days.
could be... they made me programa python on paper.
for introduction to programming, basically you had to try to run the program on your head lmao.
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Are cheating and plagiarism no longer grounds for immediate expulsion...?
Universities don't teach students out of a sense of duty and honor.
Students are their funding. Failing these 32 students could cost the school millions.
The upper management of high schools are generally the kinda people who'd say "it's not cheating, it's just a tool"
My experience with high school is that they would want you to cheat so the school's numbers look good. The consequences of No Child Left Behind will be felt for a long time.
32 out of 35.
That tracks. I hate over 90% of people
Good on the three people who wasn't caught, either because the don't use AI or because they at least read the question and the llm output. And gold star if any of them noticed the white text but didn't tell the rest of the students!
Wow this gen is pathetic. 0 tech literacy
been that way for almost two decades.
Since smart phones and Chromebooks really.
I mean, if the AI never explains to them what cheating is, can they even be blamed?
This all sounds like no one is holding the students accountable at all, which means they're not being educated, they're being babysat.
which means they’re not being educated
On the contrary. They got the lesson loud and clear: if you cheat your way through life and you get caught, if you're loaded, there are no consequences.
Lazy shits.... good. It means the teacher cares. Lucky
Gibson shared some of the most examples in a follow-up video.
The most examply of examples, presumable?
If you're just rehashing someone else's video for your "article" can't you at least check your language?
They're the examplest!
At least you know it was written by a human 🙂 I honestly welcome dumb spelling and grammar mistakes nowadays - and I never thought I'd ever say that - as a sign that I'm probably not reading slop.
Soon the slop will just start dropping words and making typos because it’s learned that’s what we prefer.
Yroure absolooply write.
Yeah I too believe this will happen some day. The key to spreading AI seems to be tricking people into interacting with it.
But for now, it seems LLMs are still totally focused on talking like marketdroids or salesmen you wouldn't lend your wallet to.
Our professor did the same thing last year. There was this MIPS assembly tasks and he added extra info there lol
I hated mips assembly
Try 386 real-mode / protected mode some day.
I have always liked the idea of assembly languages being able to program so close to machine speed.
But working with assembly has always felt like trying to build a mansion with what was left over after several Category 5 hurricanes flattened an area… and with zero power tools and machinery, to boot. Just hand tools and no supplies except that which you can salvage.
I get the frustration. However, the satisfaction to build something this way weighed always bigger when the project was completed and working. At least for me.
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