Is There a Way to Make Sure Your Essays Aren't Written With Artificial Intelligence?

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I'm much more worried about the inequality in terms of access to these schools due to the compounding advantages of a wealthy person who can give their kids the resources from an early age. One thing that admissions offices can do is run all of the essays through some sort of model that says, was this written with AI? And there are already some examples of this where I've seen it might have been a student or a professor who built a model to check exams to see if they're written with AI.

ChatGPT broke records in adoption, hitting 100m monthly active users in a matter of months... faster than any other web platform prior. Even faster than TikTok!

But with fast adoption comes equally swift resistance, surfacing questions around how this technology is changing the wider world. Should AI models be allowed in schools? How about the courtroom? Do stock image photographers have a fighting chance?

In this episode, Cal and Steph step into the shoes of many people tackling these difficult questions right now. From the middle school teacher to the college admissions officer, to the owners of a stock image sites, or even the head of the Bar Association... how would you respond? What questions would you be asking?

Listen in to hear Cal and Steph's takes.

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