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90% of of high scolers and 60% of college students admit to turning in at least parts of asdignments created in Chat GPT 3 or 3,5 completely unedited.
And its writing more resumes than humans are.... Which then get fed into AI programs at companies--almost 100% of the fortune 500 screen resumes themselves or hire screeners that run AI algorithms to generate candidate pools to interview
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CLAUDE: One key feminist perspective is how Victor Frankenstein, in his attempt to create life, usurps the biological reproductive role of women. He pursues the power of creation for himself as a man, excluding women entirely from the process. This can be seen as a critique of how patriarchal society marginalizes women and seeks to control female sexuality and reproduction. Victor's rejection of his creature also has feminist implications. He abandons his creation, failing to nurture it. This failure of masculine responsibility stands in contrast to ideals of feminine nurturing and maternal duty. Victor's actions lead to tragedy, suggesting the folly of male-dominated society shirking its obligations. The limited roles and agency granted to female characters also reflect the constrained position of women at the time. Victor's mother Caroline dies early, Elizabeth is objectified as Victor's possession, and Justine is framed and executed, showing their vulnerability. Women are depicted as passive, without autonomy.
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