I think we already know what we need to do: encourage people to do the work themselves, discourage beginners from immediately asking an LLM for help and re-introducing some kind of oral exam. As the article mentions, banning LLMs is impractical and what we really need are people who can tell when the LLM is confidently wrong; not people who don't know how to work with an LLM.
I hope it will encourage people to think more about what they get out of the work, what doing the work does for them; I think that's a good thing.
I hope it will encourage people to think more about what they get out of the work, what doing the work does for them; I think that's a good thing.