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I've relied on AI for difficult questions and topics I cant fully understand, and some times the exam questions just make it confusing but I cant leave the question blank😅
And then some assignments requires image generation to get it done so I result to using AI
Lol yes, some just settled for group assignments.
It has actually helped me in places where lecturers only sends the course outline, so whenever they talk about it in class, I usually use AI, so coming to test and exams, that's only if these particular lecturers gives area of concerntration
Lol. I can imagine.
Lecturers must be losing their minds with all their facing as regards AI-generated student work.
Personally, how have these AI tools helped you with studying for tests and exams?
Have you ever relied on AI a little too much during prep...and found it slightly harder to tackle the material during the actual exam?
One of my departmental lecturer, someway somehow, just happen to know the keywords used by AI so anyone using it for his assignments should be ready to fail it if they cant prove that it was based on various research and not just AI
Yeah, sadly..
There's honestly alot of instances where it has happened that way. From regular lecture hours where google was normally used to search up things instead of the use of AI, to CA test and assignments and exams.