[tboughen]

I’m a UK teacher. I have built a custom GPT that marks essays for the subject I teach in a repeatable and reliable way. It gives actionable feedback to students.

I use it, and have given my students access to it too - they use it to help their revision.

[cocoalba]

Students use AI to write essays and teachers use it to grade. What a wonderful system

[markdown]

Kids making mud cakes, climbing trees, and taking shots at each other with shanghais. Teachers lounging on a beach somewhere. Meanwhile in classrooms, bots.

The Dead Classroom Theory.

[squidsoup]

UC Berkeley just banned the use of AI for conceptualising, outlining, drafting, revising, translating, or editing student work.

[rpdillon]

How about critiquing? Like, the moral equivalent of an editor pointing out issues and/or suggesting alterations? I think it would still be the student doing all the things you pointed out, but I suspect there's a fair amount of leeway in the interpretation of each of those.