Can Students and Teachers Learn to Trust Each Other in the Age of A.I.?
“I’m worried if I use an em dash they’ll think it’s A.I.,” I told my mom from where I sat at the kitchen counter, trying to work on one of my college essays. Despite her reassurances to the contrary, I wasn’t convinced. All I could think about was last spring... The post Can Students and Teachers Learn to Trust Each Other in the Age of A.I.? appeared first on Reasons to be Cheerful .
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