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If all learning involves imitation, borrowing, and building on the work of others, what makes AI-assisted copying fundamentally different? Where should we draw the line between legitimate AI assistance, collaboration, imitation, and plagiarism?

Hosted by votesmash_gregory @votesmash_gregory
academic integrity artificial intelligence plagiarism youth universities & colleges

Sep

10

360 minute tour

Scoreboard

Tour timeline

Survey
Claims
0 min 305m — survey ends 355m — claims close 360m

How it works

  1. 1 Tour Profile Survey
    A short set of questions grounds the room. Takes two minutes. Earns back up to 30% of the ticket price.
  2. 2 Claims
    Make your best claim(s) in up to 200 characters. Clear, plain and compelling language. No jargon. Directly addressing the Tour title, Lead Question and/or Topic. Add a Confidence Rating to track Prediction Accuracy and for a chance to win a prize.
  3. 3 Vote
    Read this Tour's claims. Vote: Agree, Disagree, or Needs Work. Claims that reach 85% agreement become a Tour consensus and everybody wins a reward.
  4. 4 Deliberate & Persuade
    Challenge claims, refine ideas and respond to objections. Participants in a live event Tour conversation attempt to persuade the Audience and to strengthen various claims until broader agreement emerges. Audience live chat comments welcome too.
  5. 5 Results
    What the room agreed on. Rewards for claim winners and all participants present when one or more MVCs was reached. Prize pool distributed to leading or unique participant contributions.