Scholar Urges Students to Avoid AI in Writing, Predicting 'AI-free' Reputation Will Become Valuable
birchlse · x · 2026-08-06
A scholar shared the advice he now gives his students: do not use AI for writing at any stage.
While acknowledging that AI is nearly unavoidable in search tools, he argues that a strict line must be drawn during the writing process. He advises students to explicitly label their work as 'AI-free writing,' predicting that in certain fields, maintaining this kind of human-only reputation will soon become a highly valuable asset.
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