AI is not going to change these courses at all. These intro courses have always had all the answers all over the internet already far before AI showed up, at least at my university they did. If students want to cheat themselves out of those classes, they could before AI and will continue to do so after. There will always be students who are willing to use those easier intro courses to better themselves.
These intro courses have always had all the answers all over the internet already far before AI showed up, at least at my university they did.
I took a political science class in 2018 that had questions the professor wrote in 2010.
And he often asked the questions to be answered before we got them in the class. So sometimes I’d go “what the fuck is he referencing? This wasn’t covered. It’s not in my notes.”
And then I’d just check the question and someone already had the answers up from 2014.
AI is not going to change these courses at all. These intro courses have always had all the answers all over the internet already far before AI showed up, at least at my university they did. If students want to cheat themselves out of those classes, they could before AI and will continue to do so after. There will always be students who are willing to use those easier intro courses to better themselves.
I took a political science class in 2018 that had questions the professor wrote in 2010.
And he often asked the questions to be answered before we got them in the class. So sometimes I’d go “what the fuck is he referencing? This wasn’t covered. It’s not in my notes.”
And then I’d just check the question and someone already had the answers up from 2014.