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by Terr_
651 days ago
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It's also worth pointing out that this approach is valuable in protecting against some very traditional risks too: Content that was ghostwritten or plagiarized from another human. LLMs simply made it easier and cheaper to cheat in the same sets of circumstances. > but that grade isn't on the record is serves only as an indication. I think that kind of output is often under-appreciated, especially by students. Even as pure advisory feedback, a grade on a subject or section helps people recognize where to allocate their limited time and effort. |
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