Of course I am going to ask. I don't want to read something "written" by someone who is terrible at writing, AI or human. The tedious "its not x, it's y", the sweeping generalizations, the questionable abstractions. the choppy sentences. It sucks!

These days there is a higher chance that everything we read was somehow written with or by AI. The boundaries cannot be clearly defined. As a mentor at a leading university, I and most other lecturers assume that what students present was done with heavy AI assistance. The questions we now ask are: 1. How did you use AI? 2. What did you learn from the use of AI in the process? 3. How will you use AI better in the future? 4. How will you prove that you are necessary in the loop, and better than just AI?

I assume AI wrote it and might wonder if a human contributed.

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