Tollana1234567
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- Comment on Suspecting AI cheating, Ivy League prof ordered an in-person final; scores fell 50% 7 hours ago:
sounds very time consuming, although if its a high paying position it would make sense.
- Comment on Suspecting AI cheating, Ivy League prof ordered an in-person final; scores fell 50% 7 hours ago:
they probably got into the problem where candidates were using AI to automatically fill all the questionairres for the interview.
- Comment on Suspecting AI cheating, Ivy League prof ordered an in-person final; scores fell 50% 7 hours ago:
thats where the teacher uses AI to read through AI papers.
- Comment on Suspecting AI cheating, Ivy League prof ordered an in-person final; scores fell 50% 7 hours ago:
they dropping the course to avoid getting a complaint to the dean, and the ones that dint show up in the final exam, was likely gauging an F is better than getting a W , since if they considered grad school in the future.
- Comment on Suspecting AI cheating, Ivy League prof ordered an in-person final; scores fell 50% 7 hours ago:
thats not the only thing they want, they have screen out specific keywords too, or look for X amount of experience, in this specific skill. even beyond your general i have “x amount of general experience”. plus they also use other metrics like, just looking at 10-20 resumes and trashing the rest.
- Comment on Suspecting AI cheating, Ivy League prof ordered an in-person final; scores fell 50% 7 hours ago:
that is where most of the jobs are though, nobody wants to live in a rural area or a poor red states, they dont have jobs there at all. you will be hard pressed to find a tech job in misso/ohio that pays you 100-200k tech+job out of college where you can eaisly find one in seattle/cali,etc. you sound like a boomer conservative to be honest
- Comment on Suspecting AI cheating, Ivy League prof ordered an in-person final; scores fell 50% 7 hours ago:
they mean the job market as the low-wage, medium wage jobs that supplies most of sectors. not the bougie white collar jobs. to the end they also dumb it down enough that people end up joining the military as cannon fodder.
- Comment on Suspecting AI cheating, Ivy League prof ordered an in-person final; scores fell 50% 7 hours ago:
tale as old as time, if it wasnt for AI, it would paying for someone to write your papers, or do your take exams(although you need to find it), although people have allegedly done this with degrees with licenses like being a lawyer, MD when the newly hired couldnt even write a letter or prompt they were quickly laid off. if its a take home essay, you would try to find “Writing prompts” with the exact same subject matter you are asking and just changing the words around.
- Comment on Suspecting AI cheating, Ivy League prof ordered an in-person final; scores fell 50% 7 hours ago:
even before Ai, stem professors dont really have time going through peoples papers, or exams, so they use a software to screen out the paper of said students, its still pretty subjectively grading students. because its assuming things like is this student lifting the material from somwhere else? or is talking about what you what want, or assuming a specific sentence is relevant or not.
- Comment on Suspecting AI cheating, Ivy League prof ordered an in-person final; scores fell 50% 7 hours ago:
apparently IVY league schools arnt immune to AI slop- dumbing down. i think covid made both professors and STUDENTS lazy to the point they would just try to AI(likely to just search the answers online). from what ive seen colleges are pretty stingy at hiring people once they get enough tenured, they avoid paying more by having temporary instructors, either adjunct PHDs, MS holders, and the rare BS holder.
probablly better of starting at CC first taking all your GE classes, then looking at 4years to transfer to, this gives you time to research schools.
- Comment on Suspecting AI cheating, Ivy League prof ordered an in-person final; scores fell 50% 8 hours ago:
before AI it was a software(s) to screen out your writing in non English classes. it was literally try to “guess” if you are copying from somewhere or making the essay vague or not or , which i find it wierd, because its very subjective. usually in a stem class, thse prof dont have time to read your paper, or a small article, so they use a software to assume you arnt just copying from a site, or it thinks your paper may or may not show relevant details.
- Comment on Suspecting AI cheating, Ivy League prof ordered an in-person final; scores fell 50% 8 hours ago:
we had take final exam in a animal physio, but it gave a time limit so you cant just sit around searching google to look at all the answers.
- Comment on Suspecting AI cheating, Ivy League prof ordered an in-person final; scores fell 50% 8 hours ago:
they probably used Ai to do all thier HW in college, given that covid means no one does i inperson, thats likely what happened.
- Comment on Suspecting AI cheating, Ivy League prof ordered an in-person final; scores fell 50% 1 day ago:
they can just AI generate all thier slides, and course material and just read off it verbatim. before AI, we had a biochem teach in college that only read off slides, very unhelpful in learning, when the tests came around it wasnt remotely similar to her slides at all. she would rather do research, which i assume most profs would than teach.
- Comment on Suspecting AI cheating, Ivy League prof ordered an in-person final; scores fell 50% 1 day ago:
seen people exaggerate or lie on thier resumes for non- license required jobs. and they do seem to have a better chance of getting hired.
- Comment on Suspecting AI cheating, Ivy League prof ordered an in-person final; scores fell 50% 1 day ago:
its that SEVERE?, its likely someone unable to finish grad 1-5.
- Comment on Will the next president of America have to do a world wide apology tour for this administration? Kind of like celebs do when they get their ass in a sling. 1 day ago:
too much damage has been done, the next dem is likely going to be someone like NEWSOME, which as you know is just old guard DNC.
- Comment on people who take zoom calls in coffee shops are insufferable 1 day ago:
starbucks people, being pretentious writing a novel or doing something “important” on thier laptop.
- Comment on In a hearing on data centers, a resident of Tyrone Township, Michigan, asked a simple question: Have you signed a non-disclosure agreement? Officials refused to answer 1 day ago:
several governors already okayed the project in thier states
- Comment on Why is so difficult to organize a strike 2 days ago:
some unions in the us are also kinda corrupt, as they buddy up with the conservatives, mostly the president of the union to whoever is in charge for personal favors.
- Comment on Why is so difficult to organize a strike 2 days ago:
even 1 job, and that high paying tech job can be gone in an instant if a employer finds out.
- Comment on Why is so difficult to organize a strike 2 days ago:
strikes only work when everyone is suffering to a degree. like nurses, they dont get enough pay, work-life balance, skeleton crew all across teh board they will strike for the most part. but everyone has enough creature comforts to not do that. dont want to strike because you might miss out on streaming shows, or you get too poor to own a car,etc.
- Comment on Why is so difficult to organize a strike 2 days ago:
it is , its by design to keep people from protesting all the time(if they tie your cost of living, healthcare to your job). flooding the zone also works to that end to make people turn off to news or politics hence theres a disconnect there as well.
- Comment on Why is so difficult to organize a strike 2 days ago:
also laziness, some people expect other to protest for them, and they only need to make futile gestures.
- Comment on Why is so difficult to organize a strike 2 days ago:
Also the lack of healthcare means people are tied to working long hours, so they dont have free time to just quit a job and protest all the time. its by design, because they know healthcare hostage is one thing keeping people in thier place.
- Comment on Do you think that Trump is the most hated U.S. president? 2 days ago:
i think epstein, or someone said Thiel was thier best buddy in financing epstein on his various investments, not a surprise that thiel was likely associated with young men ALOT.
- Comment on Do you think that Trump is the most hated U.S. president? 2 days ago:
hate by who? MSMs, right wingers love trump. plus they have a huge propaganda apparatus to help them with it.
- Comment on yes 3 days ago:
he sold it to elaine, his wife for immortality as a Lich.
- Comment on yes 3 days ago:
or undead.
- Comment on yes 3 days ago:
i assume thats his wife,