u/Leather-Hall5537

AI Proof Means Students Forget How to Think

I saw a professor talk about an assignment where students had to interview a real person, use the recording, and write about something they found interesting. What surprised me was students asking, “What part should I write about?” and even “How do I know what’s interesting?” That part got me thinking. If students need AI to tell them what to pick, what to say, and how to put it together, then even a simple assignment can become a struggle. Maybe the bigger problem with AI is not just students using it to write, but slowly getting used to having a machine make every little decision for them.

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u/Leather-Hall5537 — 2 days ago

If You Were the Professor, What Would You Tell This Student? Because on My Side I Think This Could Still Get Flagged.

"i was wondering if theres any way to run my piece through turnitin before submitting it? i've put it thorugh several ai and plagiarism checkers and ive got really mixed results, some are telling me its 0% ai, some are around 30% and one gave 100%. I wrote the piece completely myself, only using chatgpt to help me with spellchecking, sentence structure and a few synonyms"

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u/Leather-Hall5537 — 19 days ago