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Dr Abeba Birhane@abeba.bsky.social |
students use AI to generate essays; educators use AI to grade it… AI that is built on the backbone of stolen data and packaged as a shiny EdTech tool that educational institutes have to pay a fortune for… folks, do you see who benefits from all of this?
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rifka the unhinged fat activist
@rifka.bsky.social
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not the one dude in India and/or Kenya getting peanuts to process all those traumas and takes “artificially”
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Tien
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dead internet theory but for academic essays.
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Stuart Watt
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I was, and am, one of those critics. I’ve opposed this grading tech since around 2000, when ETS was making claims of human equivalence in grading for latent semantic analysis. But I still think the tech (sans the data theft, obviously) can be used formatively to give students feedback.
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CdFMaster
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JUCIFER
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the ouroboros of AI grading itself😵💫
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Keith Wilson 💭
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There’s an 80s movie where they show a lecture theatre full of students and, as term progresses, more and more students are replaced by tape recorders. Eventually the professor is replaced with a reel-to-reel tape machine—there are no real people there at all! This the future #AI companies envisage.
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