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You’re implying that to me, aren’t you?

Unfortunately, even professors (not all) are normalizing it.(in my country)

I only used AI for the one with the emoji, the other three were written by me.

@Mellohwa do you live in China?

Are you a kid in college I should be worrying about? likely not. so no, it's not about you.

@Omarfaruq me no live China, but I know a bit of Mandarin.

@AliceMoonvale I really only used Grok for the one with emojis. I don’t use emojis often—I mostly use , and other than that, not much.

sure pal. i definitely asked.

Good thing that college does not exist here~.

I don't see how that's possibly a flex, but alright.

What's pal?

Whoa! I didn't know some countries didn't have college. :0 (ignorant bum here)

College is a distinct feature of the Anglo-American education system, not shared by the continental system.

Don't worry about it, the students using AI to pass are paying one to several houses in debt for a degree that will be meaningless.

...? College or university? I think we use college and university interchangeably in American English, right? I was talking about uni.

As you correctly pointed out, college =/= university.

'college doesn't exist here!' "Wow! A country without a higher education sys-" 'cause it's actually just university, so it still exists, just with a different name and slightly different system'

Okay yeah, so I used "college" as the word for higher education system American English uses it interchangeably. This is why I mostly use "uni" online. But since Moon is a fellow 'Murican I code-switched.

Missy Assur really hit me with the "erm ackshually "

We love fun coded language.