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AI Fluency Is a Judgment, Not a Course
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AI is taking over the entry-level work through which graduates have always learned their professions. The article argues that teaching students to use AI tools won't make up for that loss. AI raises novices' output by lending them the judgment of experienced workers, but borrowed judgment is not for
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