Colleges and universities are going way too soft on policing AI, Tyler Austin Harper argues. “Institutions of higher learning can abandon their centuries-long educational project,” he writes. “Or they can fight.”
Too many school leaders have been reluctant to impose harsh penalties for unauthorized chatbot use.
For no obvious reason one of Kei Hirano's classic economics haikus just popped into my head. Apropo of nothing:
T-stat looks too good.
Use robust standard errors--
significance gone.
I'm sure it could be updated to reflect modern methods.
