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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am a school principal, and using AI to write evaluations has given me back years of my life. I take copious notes when I’m observing and have great reflection conferences with teachers. That is where the real work happens—in the conversation. But then I have to write everything up which takes forever. Using AI has changed that. Of course, it’s only as good as what I put in and what I check. [/quote]

It may not be doing you as many favors as you think.  I could tell my supervisor did my annual plan using AI and it made me livid.  Like another poster said, I'm not even worth my boss's time once a year anymore? Blech.

Tying this back to the original question from OP, I'd be ok if my boss told me they used AI to help them write it to save time.  Passing it off as your own is insulting.  Your staff isn't telling that to your face because, well, you're the boss.  Don't be naive to think that they aren't talking amongst themselves about it though.[/quote]

You don’t appear to understand how current AI tools work.  The pp said she wrote her own notes and used the AI to format it into an evaluation.  That’s totally appropriate and I would not be upset if my supervisor did it.

There is a big difference between asking an LLM to write a structured document based on data you feed it and asking it to write something from scratch.  LLMs excel at taking data and turning them into structured document.  They excel at “structured” language in general like computer code, regulatory writing, etc.[/quote]

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