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Comment by bArray

3 hours ago

> I got a final project feedback from them that was clearly done by an LLM

I've heard of this and have been offered "pre-prepared written feedback banks" for questions, but I write all of my feedback from scratch every time. I don't think students should have their work marked by an LLM or feedback given via an LLM.

An LLM could have a place in modern marking, though. A student submits a piece of work and you may have some high level questions:

1. Is this the work of an LLM?

2. Is this work replicated elsewhere?

3. Is there evidence of poor writing in this work?

4. Are there examples where the project is inconsistent or nonsensical?

And then the LLM could point to areas of interest for the marker to check. This wouldn't be to replace a full read, but would be the equivalent of passing a report to a colleague and saying "is there anything you think I missed here?".