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AMERICANGREATNESS (Larry Sand) - AI in Our Schools—Its Use and Abuse

Students who regularly use AI scored significantly worse on the tests than those who don’t. Source

Sourcehttps://amgreatness.com/2026/09/29/ai-in-our-schools-its-use-and-abuse/
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From related THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Jude Russo): Using AI-Generated Prose Hurts Your Career and the Whole Industry
How does the author characterize the current aesthetic quality of AI-generated prose?
The author describes AI-generated prose as "stylistically monotonous" and "weirdly slick or greasy." While the tools have become better at writing technically correct English and are becoming "smarter, cleaner, and more impactful," the author argues that if AI prose becomes indistinguishable from human writing, it would mean the AI is merely producing "bad human writing." The author maintains that true style is inseparable from the human process of thinking.
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From related THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Jude Russo): Using AI-Generated Prose Hurts Your Career and the Whole Industry
What is the author's perspective on the economic impact of AI-generated prose on the relationship between editors and contributors?
The author notes that from an economic standpoint, there is little reason to pay a contributor to "push buttons on the machine" because an editor could simply obtain their own subscription to the AI tool and input their own coverage priorities. The author implies that writers who rely on AI-generated "slop" are failing at self-preservation, as they are making themselves replaceable by the very technology they are using to produce their work.
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From related THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Jude Russo): Using AI-Generated Prose Hurts Your Career and the Whole Industry
What does the author suggest is the "marketable good" that remains unique to human writers despite the advancement of AI tools?
The author suggests that a unique style is itself a marketable good. Even as AI tools become more sophisticated, they cannot develop a distinctive style for a person because "the way you do" (writing) can only be developed by doing it yourself. Furthermore, for good writers, style arises from the internal dialectic of thought; because AI lacks the intimate working of a human writer's mind, it cannot generate the same aesthetic judgment or unique presentation that stems from genuine human thought.
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From related THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Jude Russo): Using AI-Generated Prose Hurts Your Career and the Whole Industry
Why does the author argue that using AI for the background information of an article is detrimental to the writer's own intellectual process?
The author explains that the process of "mustering on the page of facts extracted by research and reporting" is the tangible artifact of thought. When a writer does the work themselves, they are forced to walk through their own arguments and fact-finding, which allows them to discover new considerations and refine their positions. By using AI to write the "formally obligatory background," writers avoid the mental labor required to truly understand their subject and may end up putting their names on arguments they haven't actually thought through.
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From related THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Jude Russo): Using AI-Generated Prose Hurts Your Career and the Whole Industry
According to the article "Using AI-Generated Prose Hurts Your Career and the Whole Industry," what are the three primary reasons why using AI to generate writing is problematic for contributors?
The author identifies three distinct problems: economic, technical, and aesthetic. Economically, if a writer uses AI, an editor has no reason to pay them because the editor could simply use the AI themselves to generate the content. Technically, writing is a process of thought; by outsourcing the "donkey work" of research and fact-finding to AI, a writer fails to engage with the material deeply enough to refine their own arguments or understand the subject. Aesthetically, AI prose remains stylistically monotonous and lacks a unique, marketable style, which is something only a human can develop through the internal dialectic of original thought.
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