@SteeDocherty Yes, of course, many things can be said that don’t fall prey to this kind of unthinking cynicism.

@ThomasPfau3 I think, eventually, yes

@ThomasPfau3 Why not just have students submit handwritten essays?

The fatalism from professors around ChatGPT’s ability to write seemingly any good-enough-essay has me a bit astounded, to be honest. There’s a very simple solution—just have the students write by hand and in person. You’re not getting through this in any other way.

@jim_rutt Well, surely the assignment itself isn’t obsolesced because the purpose of the assignment is the development of the student’s writing and thinking abilities, rather than the product produced at the end of the exercise. Back to handwriting it is. https://t.co/r4IAqQ90p2 Quoted tweet from @AE_Robbert: There’s an easy solution to the AI-generated term paper that

Adam Robbert retweeted: I have been absorbing the SHWEP eps on Plotinus of late, so much there, and so much that is almost modern in its resonances (in a nonmodern way, if ya follow me…) bit.ly/3gZ7HYZ twitter.com/AE_Robbert/sta…

This is the essential point. https://t.co/1NxxaBPXj4 Quoted tweet from @jennfrey: I know the professorate is freaking out about the latest open AI writing bot, with good reason, but I’m more worried about AI replacing us as teachers. Seems like a good opportunity to remind ourselves that teaching and learning is interpersonal and aimed at human

@brightabyss Nice. Yeah, that’s an important caveat.