2/23/2025
NeoFeed
Whose text is it: the student's or the artificial intelligence's?
“Students, like the rest of us, have always had ways of plagiarizing,” Rebecca Wallace-Segall, founder and CEO of Writopia Lab in Manhattan — an organization that promotes creative writing, focusing on children, teenagers and young adults — told NeoFeed. “What's new in this debate is the confusion surrounding the role of writing in students' lives.”
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