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When the written product no longer proves the learning process: the end of the essay-, the problem-set-, the take-home-exam-as-proxy. This is really an opportunity, or a challengatunity for all education. This is truly an opportunity to excel, in different ways for different institutions with different functions. So go read Halina Bennet on this, and then go read the MIT Report https://aiandeducation.mit.edu/report/>: **(NOT A) CROSSPOST: HALINA BENNET: The Return of Institutional Purpose [to... 1/

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