…and an 11% increase in students registered with LSAC to send their credentials to law schools. It's clear the bottom of the application pool is now a couple of years past, how much larger the pool will grow remains to be seen.
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I can’t speak to what LLMs and AI in general might be capable of now or in the future. What…
I think that Kaufman is probably wrong about AI’s capacity for original research but concern about universities survives and even…
“said explicitly that AI will simply accelerate something that is already happening.” – The metaphor people use is “force multiplier”…
(Sorry, I feel I’m becoming the gadfly in this conversation!) Regarding 1: I learned to take the ‘demographics is destiny’…
Yeah, I clocked this one right away as almost surely AI. Given the username, I should allow that it *might*…
Apologies if I’m reading you uncharitably, but it sounds like you are advocating for course failure and later expulsion on…
…and an 11% increase in students registered with LSAC to send their credentials to law schools. It's clear the bottom of the application pool is now a couple of years past, how much larger the pool will grow remains to be seen.
“Though not outright proof on its face” is where the heuristics from the conversation would inform next steps. Plagiarism of…