That a machine does well on a test that treats people like they’re machines is more an indictment of the test than of the machine.
Let’s just get rid of both.
https://www.popsci.com/technology/gpt-3-language-model-standardized-test/
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@librarianshipwreck As a practical matter my Alma mater rejects 90% of applicants every year (It is the most selective campus in the CSU system). A regular hot-button issue among alumni is how best to decide which lucky 10% get admitted with SAT scores always a huge can of worms.
Given this, I'd like to hear from people about what they thing appropriate factors are for deciding who gets into highly selective universities.
