This is a problem I have with a lot of human behavior. Instead of admitting you don’t have the resources to do something or aren’t willing to prioritize it, people come up with a bad version that’s not worth doing. Lots of things are worth doing poorly, but many of them I believe you just need to admit are not worth it unless a certain level of performance is met.
What’s even cheaper than AI? Tell the students to write some pages, have the teacher glance at the number of pages written, give full credit if the mark was met, and throw the papers out without reading them. It sounds like it would be similarly effective and less aggravating. Unfortunately, this would require humility on the part of the educators.
What’s even cheaper than AI? Tell the students to write some pages, have the teacher glance at the number of pages written, give full credit if the mark was met, and throw the papers out without reading them. It sounds like it would be similarly effective and less aggravating. Unfortunately, this would require humility on the part of the educators.