Prof grading papers: badly written work is now a relief—it means no AI
MilagrosMiceli · x · 2026-10-31
A university instructor notes how grading has flipped in two years: poorly written student work used to be infuriating, but now it's oddly reassuring—if it reads badly, at least they didn't use AI.
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