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Prueba sobre el uso de la IA en ensayos de solicitud de ingreso a la universidad

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How does the Common App's updated fraud policy treat AI content?

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  1. How does the Common App's updated fraud policy treat AI content?
    • It bans any use of AI, including spell check
    • Submitting substantive AI-generated content as your own counts as fraud
    • It requires applicants to attach their chatbot history
    • It has no policy on AI
  2. Which use of AI is most often described as acceptable?
    • Having AI write a first draft you then edit
    • Asking AI to rewrite paragraphs in a stronger voice
    • Asking AI to supply an anecdote about leadership
    • Having AI ask you brainstorming questions about your experiences
  3. Why does the guide recommend checking each college's own website?
    • Because college policies on AI vary beyond the Common App's baseline
    • Because colleges require AI use
    • Because the Common App has no fraud policy
    • Because websites include free AI tools
  4. According to the guide, why do AI-written essays tend to sound generic?
    • Models are limited to short sentences
    • Models only know about famous people
    • Models tend to choose high-probability wording already used by many writers
    • Models are trained only on college essays
  5. In Using AI on College Application Essays: what happened to OpenAI's AI text classifier in 2023?
    • It became the standard tool for admissions offices
    • It was withdrawn because it wasn't accurate enough
    • It was built into the Common App
    • It was proven to be perfectly accurate
  6. In Using AI on College Application Essays: what did a 2023 Stanford study find about AI detectors?
    • They performed best on essays by non-native English writers
    • They could identify which chatbot wrote an essay
    • They were only used by high schools
    • They often mislabeled essays by non-native English writers as AI-generated
  7. Which prompt best fits the guide's advice for getting feedback on a draft?
    • 'Identify where a reader would lose the thread; do not rewrite.'
    • 'Rewrite this essay to sound more impressive.'
    • 'Add a stronger conclusion for me.'
    • 'Replace my weak sentences with better ones.'
  8. Why does the guide suggest drafting in a tool with version history?
    • It automatically improves grammar
    • It hides your AI use from admissions offices
    • A record of drafts and edits can show authorship if it's ever questioned
    • Colleges require a version history file