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I am wondering if we should teach this as a core principle
Not "here is when you can use AI and when you can't" or "you must disclose AI use" (which no one does anyway), but that the responsibility is on you for whatever you produce and share, no matter what tools you used
Not "here is when you can use AI and when you can't" or "you must disclose AI use" (which no one does anyway), but that the responsibility is on you for whatever you produce and share, no matter what tools you used
We need very strong norms for people taking responsibility for what they generate + share, with or without AI tools
It should be considered rude to ask for someone's attention or effort if you yourself outsourced your thinking to an AI tool and did not critically evaluate the output
It should be considered rude to ask for someone's attention or effort if you yourself outsourced your thinking to an AI tool and did not critically evaluate the output
October 15, 2025 at 12:02 PM
I am wondering if we should teach this as a core principle
Not "here is when you can use AI and when you can't" or "you must disclose AI use" (which no one does anyway), but that the responsibility is on you for whatever you produce and share, no matter what tools you used
Not "here is when you can use AI and when you can't" or "you must disclose AI use" (which no one does anyway), but that the responsibility is on you for whatever you produce and share, no matter what tools you used
Reposted by s14joshi.bsky.social
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