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We’ve convinced students they shouldn’t sound like themselves when they write. No wonder they use AI

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We’ve convinced students they shouldn’t sound like themselves when they write. No wonder they use AI — Sources: The Globe and Mail

If students are allowed to sound like themselves, they may be less likely to ask a computer program to write on their behalf

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