A useful account. So many of these state actions are obviously unconstitutional that the federal courts will have to act sooner or later (as they did in the case of Florida).
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I have an academic monograph in production with a large European academic publisher that appears to outsource production to a…
Apologies: GPT-3, not GPT-2. Point still stands, though.
With GRE scores we can quantify the extent to which minorities, women, and lower-income applicants do worse than majorities, men,…
I find the timing here noteworthy. ChatGPT was released November 30, 2022. So in all likelihood this layoff occurred when…
It’s sad to see departments reinstate GREs and see others advocating for it. Back in 2020, I wrote an open…
Indeed that remark resonates with our topic, but note that it comes from a very early and never published essay.…
A useful account. So many of these state actions are obviously unconstitutional that the federal courts will have to act sooner or later (as they did in the case of Florida).
I can see why GREs might have some predictive value for some fields (namely, what they test is relevant to…