At a business school in Delhi-NCR, the campus has a subscription to a single large language model (LLM). Everyone uses it for everything. The faculty feed in their lessons and ask it to set the questions. The students feed in the same lessons and ask it to predict them. As a result, the internal test has stopped testing anything. It has become a closed loop, in which an LLM tests itself through two sets of human intermediaries who no longer need to think very hard about either end.
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