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eicker@eicker@lemmy.world
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Universities drop AI detection tools over fears about accuracy: Some institutions are overhauling assessment and trying to move away from the emphasis on surveillance

www.ft.com/content/49304b1e-8a9d-4fb6-bc4d-37dd3430bb98
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db2@db2@lemmy.world
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Reap what you’ve sown, assholes.

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Eq0@Eq0@literature.cafe
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Can you elaborate?

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db2@db2@lemmy.world
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These places that went all in on hyped up “AI” and dystopian surveillance can take their lumps. They’re “realizing” what they’ve been told from day one.

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deliriousdreams@deliriousdreams@fedia.io
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Universities started pushing AI as a learning tool. They pay for subscription AI services for enrolled students. So I'm not sure this isn't them doing this to themselves.

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