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Re:A.I. and the Future of Cheating by jancsika on Wednesday November 06, 2019 @08:44PM (#21469640)
> Then in that scenario, that means that essays are worthless at evaluating students, and if AI essays really are as good as human essays, then teaching the writing of essays at the college level is a waste of time.

Case in point-- no one plays chess anymore.

Re:A.I. and the Future of Cheating by RcouF1uZ4gsC on Wednesday November 06, 2019 @08:55PM (#21469691)
There is a difference between hobbies/sports and work.

We still have horse riding, but FedEx doesn't evaluate horse riding ability before hiring delivery drivers.

Re:A.I. and the Future of Cheating by slphil on Wednesday November 06, 2019 @09:16PM (#21469782)
I'm not sure where you got that impression. The lowered attendance rate of in-person chess clubs is more than made up by the enormous amount of chess played online, high-level professional chess is doing better than ever, and it's seen by many parents as one of the most generalizable skills for a child to learn.

(It's possible I just took a joke too seriously, but "chess is dead" is a common and incorrect take.)