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I wonder if LLMs training on your work increases the chances of your work being falsely flagged by AI-detectors as…
These are the sort of systems that are currently used for “teaching” LLMs math and coding, as I understand it.…
Fortunately, we know (via M. Montinari) that Nietzsche scrapped section 1067, and never wanted it published. Good call!
Pangrammer, Make of it what I “will”? Okay. My comment argued, among other things, that the philosophically important question is…
Automated grading has existed for a long time. In my undergrad logic class, which used the Barwise & Etchemendy text,…
Isn’t there a philosophical tradition, explicit in Socrates, that one’s understanding of ethical issues is deeper if one thinks them…
The New York Post and Reuters have the story. The stories report that law firms and corporations are blaming universities for not properly educating their students regarding appropriate conduct.
For a discussion of how law schools can help prepare students to behave in a way that will help them succeed in the corporate world, see here.
UPDATE, Nov. 5: For a fascinating discussion of Hamas's perspective, and how western secularists can misunderstand it, see here.
And the second paragraph?