One example of how this might be done while *leveraging* LLM-based tools :: “submit the following prompt to any three LLMs of your choice; paste the results here; then reword the prompt to ask the same thing, but worded in a different order, pasting the results here; then describe and explain the differences in output between the three tools and the original-vs-reworded prompts” And run the assignment in-class – ideally in a lab where the workstation desks all face the wall, so causal review of screens is easily done from anywhere in the room while walking around

One example of how this might be done while *leveraging* LLM-based tools :: “submit the following prompt to any three LLMs of your choice; paste the results here; then reword the prompt to ask the same thing, but worded in a different order, pasting the results here; then describe and explain the differences in output between the three tools and the original-vs-reworded prompts”

And run the assignment in-class – ideally in a lab where the workstation desks all face the wall, so causal review of screens is easily done from anywhere in the room while walking around

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Sep 9, 2026

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