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7 experts · 12 posts · 15d ago
Naomi Saphra: Are students embarrassed by AI cheating? Like, there has always been rare but unstigmatized dishonesty (memorizing a frat’s archive of finals questions) and common but stigmatized (saying you’ve st…
Naomi Saphra: I don’t know exactly what dictates cheating stigma. Ease of observation? Is there something about effort, or the margin of work required to do it honestly? Regardless, AI cheating is way too easy a…
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7 experts · 9 posts · 9d ago
ICML Conference: This year, ICML maintains a presence on Twitter/X, Bsky, and LinkedIn. The other two have much higher engagement than Bsky. We would consider using Facebook as well, but we are currently unable to …
ICML Conference: Note that policies on social media use may differ from year to year, and are at the discretion of the organizing committee. Another organizer for another conference in another year thought Bsky was…
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2 experts · 3 posts · 7d ago
Maria Antoniak: I'm looking for examples of successful NSF CAREER proposals and budgets, especially those written by NLP researchers. If you would be willing to share your successful proposal, or if you know of su…
Federico Pianzola: I'm looking for examples of successful NSF CAREER proposals and budgets, especially those written by NLP researchers. If you would be willing to share your successful proposal, or if you know of su…
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2 experts · 3 posts · 7d ago
Naomi Saphra: if you think students will be routinely collaborating with LLMs after graduation, #1 priority is to study rhetoric because you need to recognize BS and critique the rigor of an argument that *looks…
Jonathan Cheng: if you think students will be routinely collaborating with LLMs after graduation, #1 priority is to study rhetoric because you need to recognize BS and critique the rigor of an argument that *looks…
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