Julie Jargon
Family and Tech Columnist at The Wall Street Journal
Wall Street Journal Family & Tech columnist. Mom of three. Hiker, trail runner, beachgoer.
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6 days ago |
tovima.com | Julie Jargon
It’s a battle of the bots: Teachers use AI detection to spot cheating while students use it to maintain innocenceStudents don’t want to be accused of cheating, so they’re using artificial intelligence to make sure their school essays sound human. Teachers use AI-detection software to identify AI-generated work. Students, in turn, are pre-emptively running their original writing through the same tools, to see if anything might be flagged for sounding too robotic.
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1 week ago |
wsj.com | Julie Jargon
Suggestions include naming a leader, focusing on the activity; don’t seek consensus, seek beerWhen I chronicled the failed 50th birthday trip six women tried to plan in a group chat gone wild, you all had thoughts. I heard from many people who found the situation all too relatable (and yes, a small few who wondered why the piece was even in The Wall Street Journal). Dozens of women shared their own stories of texting drama.
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2 weeks ago |
jp.wsj.com | Julie Jargon
編集者注：本稿を編集後にAI検出ツールにかけたところ、人間が書いた可能性は99％と判定されたが、編集部は100％人間が執筆したことを保証する。 学生は不正をしたと言われたくない。そこで人工知能（AI）を利用して、課題のリポートに人間らしさを持たせようとしている。Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8
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2 weeks ago |
wsj.com | Julie Jargon
It’s a battle of the bots: Teachers use AI detection to spot cheating while students use it to maintain innocenceEditor’s note: We ran this edited column through an AI detector that determined it was 99% likely to have been written by a human. We assure you, the following is 100% human. Students don’t want to be accused of cheating, so they’re using artificial intelligence to make sure their school essays sound human. Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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2 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Julie Jargon
1 hour agoGolf fans stunned after learning stroke and distance rule for first time during PGA Championship"Can you imagine how insane l'd sound telling the boys this is a real rule?!" golfers are only just coming to terms with this stroke and distance …1 hour agoApple's crazy new AI can turn your photos into 3D scenesOnce WWDC 2025 rolls around, it’ll mark a year of Apple Intelligence on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
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It was like a scene out of “White Lotus": A group of female friends tried to plan a trip in a group chat. Things went sideways. https://t.co/w3XSSzs5xH via @WSJ
What would you do if you received a frantic call from a loved one in trouble and in need of money? First, don’t panic. I offer tips on how to protect yourself from voice scams. https://t.co/2Hyh7eZBOq via @WSJ
A mother’s worst fear: A cry for help over the phone, and it sounded like her youngest daughter. I take readers inside a growing scam that’s ensnaring family and friends. https://t.co/z7PSTHRs96 via @WSJ