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    Professor Shares Lab Policy on AI Drafts

    John Hewitt requires his students to draft research writing without AI assistance.

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    John Hewitt posted his lab policy on AI in writing and communication. The guidelines direct lab members to produce first drafts independently so they practice deep thinking and precise expression. Hewitt stated that an AI-assisted first draft tends to anchor ideas too tightly. Nicholas Tomlin called the policy one of the better examples he has seen. The document sets expectations for the Columbia research group on how to use AI tools while preserving human control over initial research outputs.

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    @johnhewttAs agents perform increasingly complex tasks for researchers, it's important to develop norms for communicating with other humans. Here's my lab's policy on AI in writing and communication, focusing on helping us think deeply and communicate precisely. https://www.cs.columbia.edu/~johnhew/lab/ai-policy.html
    @NickATomlinOne of the better AI use policies I've seen:
    @zehavocRT @johnhewtt: As agents perform increasingly complex tasks for researchers, it's important to develop norms for communicating with other h…

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    @johnhewttAs agents perform increasingly complex tasks for researchers, it's important to develop norms for communicating with other humans. Here's my lab's policy on AI in writing and communication, focusing on helping us think deeply and communicate precisely. https://www.cs.columbia.edu/~johnhew/lab/ai-policy.html
    @NickATomlinOne of the better AI use policies I've seen:
    @zehavocRT @johnhewtt: As agents perform increasingly complex tasks for researchers, it's important to develop norms for communicating with other h…