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Harvard writing tutor AI education critique

I’m a Writing Tutor at Harvard. The College is Failing Us. | The Harvard Crimson

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“The Dean of Harvard College has been on a PR tour defending the institution's approach to AI and writing, but student testimony from inside the institution suggests that the school is retreating from human exchange as central to the learning experience. www…”

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John Warner: The Dean of Harvard College has been on a PR tour defending the institution's approach to AI and writing, but student testimony from inside the institution suggests that the school is retreating fr…
Benjamin Riley: The Dean of Harvard College has been on a PR tour defending the institution's approach to AI and writing, but student testimony from inside the institution suggests that the school is retreating fr…
Benjamin Riley: I would not have predicted we’d see more encouraging resistance to AI intrusion into higher education from U Chicago and MIT than we are seeing from Harvard. But then, my predictions are often wrong.
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