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highplainsdem

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3. Good for your wife for doing this! I hope her AI-using students learn that they actually need to learn. Wish

Reply to Diraven (Reply #1)

Fri Dec 26, 2025, 08:02 PM

Dec 26

there were some way to guarantee none of them would simply look for a more lenient teacher.

If something isn't done about the cheating with AI, schools will be graduating a lot of kids who've learned almost nothing except how to cheat with AI.

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The Hidden Costs of Coding With Generative AI (MIT Sloan Management Review, August 18, 2025) [View all] highplainsdem Dec 26 OP

My wife teaches college computer science Diraven Dec 26 #1

Good for your wife for doing this! I hope her AI-using students learn that they actually need to learn. Wish highplainsdem Dec 26 #3

AI also is not creative, but is reactive and prefers to use proven code. MineralMan Dec 26 #2

You knew what you were doing. What do you think of the students Diraven described in reply 1? highplainsdem Dec 26 #4

I thought that teacher probably did her unimaginative students a favor. MineralMan Dec 27 #9

Interesting story jfz9580m Dec 27 #8

Well, our society actually rewards creativity and originality. MineralMan Dec 27 #10

It will open the door for smaller more nimble competition undoubtedly. nt BootinUp Dec 26 #5

??? You mean more nimble competition too smart to use AI coding where it shouldn't be used? This highplainsdem Dec 26 #6

yes, exactly. nt BootinUp Dec 26 #7