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Graduate admissions in the age of AI, redux

Last January, we had a thread about how to protect the integrity of philosophy graduate admissions given the possibility that applicants might be using LLMs to generate some or all of their writing samples. I thought it would be useful to have a follow-up thread to see what worked and what didn’t. For those new to the discussion, please take a look at the comments on the prior thread–especially this one and this one from faculty involved in admissions.

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