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2 experts · 17 posts · 5d ago
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“Students need room to fail as they work to get better, so failing isn’t a crisis. That’s actually been surprisingly hard to provide in HE these days! But space and time to do the hard stuff properl…” evidence ↗
Andrew D Wilson: I take it as a basic fact that there’s no policy I can write that will stop my students using AI, and the fact it’s impossible to definitely catch AI use means it will always be an option they cons…
Andrew D Wilson: Things in a class policy might help - point out how it removes them from the process and how that’s the educationally important bit, all that sort of good stuff. But that won’t solve the issue, the…
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2 experts · 12 posts · 12d ago
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“I’m not sure AI or its users can be slurred since neither is an oppressed group. Not all pejorative terms are slurs and equating the two only serves to minimise the very real harms of racial and ot…” evidence ↗
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Dr Keith Wilson 🏳️‍🌈: I’m not sure AI or its users can be slurred since neither is an oppressed group. Not all pejorative terms are slurs and equating the two only serves to minimise the very real harms of racial and ot…
Dr Keith Wilson 🏳️‍🌈: (Not directed at you, of course, but the premise is a red herring.)
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