AI Checkers Forcing Kids To Write Like A Robot To Avoid Being Called A Robot
date linked: 4 September 2024
source: link to article, from techdirt.com
I am way more pessimistic about AI than Masnick is, but we agree on this sort of thing. Algorithmic surveillance is no more appropriate in response to AI concerns than it is to cheating concerns.
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