AI Ate My Homework
What does it look like for AI to do the homework in your class? In the "AI Ate My Homework" podcast, host Jason Zahrndt and faculty guests examine the results when AI completes actual assignments from the University of Louisville, revealing both surprising capabilities and…
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Steer into the Skid: What Zero Tolerance Looks Like in the Writing Classroom (opens the original)
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Marie Pruitt, Assistant Professor of Writing Studies at Santa Clara University, shares why she runs a zero tolerance AI policy in her writing classroom. She walks through her reasons, from plagiarism and intellectual property to labor and the environment, and describes how her students reacted. The conversation opens into the wider state of AI in education, the pressure faculty feel to use it, and what happens to students who want to opt out.
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