Callie Holtermann

1 week ago | myheraldreview.com | Callie Holtermann

EAST HAMPTON, N.Y. — On a Saturday morning in May, five hard-nosed reporters filed into an office on the South Fork of Long Island and picked up their red pens. For two hours, they combed through the drafts in front of them. Clunky sentences were tightened. Inelegant adjectives were cut. Powdered doughnut holes were eaten, and minibags of Cheez-Its, too. kAm%9:D H2D E96 7:?2= AC@@7C625:?8 D6DD:@? 7@C 2? :DDF6 @7 %96 s:E49 (66<=J[ 2 D62D@?2= ?6HDA2A6C 23@FE |@?E2F< E92E :D HC:EE6?

1 week ago | bostonglobe.com | Callie Holtermann

EAST HAMPTON, N.Y. -- On a Saturday morning in May, five hard-nosed reporters filed into an office on the South Fork of Long Island and picked up their red pens. For two hours, they combed through the drafts in front of them. Clunky sentences were tightened. Inelegant adjectives were cut. Powdered doughnut holes were eaten, and minibags of Cheez-Its, too.

1 week ago | estadao.com.br | Callie Holtermann

Algumas semanas após o início do segundo ano de faculdade, Leigh Burrell recebeu uma notificação que a deixou com um nó no estômago. Ela havia recebido zero em uma tarefa que valia 15% da sua nota final em um curso obrigatório de redação. Em uma breve explicação, seu professor disse acreditar que ela havia terceirizado a composição de seu trabalho – uma carta de apresentação fictícia – para um chatbot deinteligência artificial.

2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Callie Holtermann

The Great Read The Ditch Weekly, a paper by middle and high schoolers in Long Island, is covering the Hamptons from a new angle. From left, Teddy Rattray, Harry Karoussos and Billy Stern of The Ditch Weekly. Billy started the newspaper with Teddy and his cousin Ellis last year, when they were eighth graders. "We were still very young," Billy said. "We had no idea what we were doing." Credit...

2 weeks ago | thestar.com.my | Callie Holtermann

A few weeks into her sophomore year of college, Leigh Burrell got a notification that made her stomach drop. She had received a zero on an assignment worth 15% of her final grade in a required writing course. In a brief note, her professor explained that he believed she had outsourced the composition of her paper – a mock cover letter – to an artificial intelligence chatbot. “My heart just freaking stops,” said Burrell, 23, a computer science major at the University of Houston-Downtown.