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The largest study of AI use by undergrads is in, revealing disparities in access — and in cheating
(www.universityofcalifornia.edu)
this post was submitted on 29 May 2026
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Possible silver lining: poorer people will actually learn things and graduate into positions of authority in the coming apocalypse.
Yes but not in high-end business circles. Those are reserved for people born with an appropriate pedigree and are not based on merit.
They will not fare well in the coming apocalypse.
I do like your way of thinking!
Poor people usually stretch less way more than rich.