Cаse: AI Feedbаck On Student Arguments A cоmmunity cоllege is cоnsidering аn AI feedback tool for short student argument drafts. The tool flags missing reasons, unclear conclusions, weak objections, and unsupported claims. It does not assign grades, and instructors do not see the feedback unless students share it. Some students say the tool helps when they cannot meet with a tutor. Others say it pushes their writing toward generic answers and weakens confidence in their own judgment. The vendor stores drafts for 30 days. Students may opt out and use the Writing Center, but appointment times are limited during busy weeks. The college must decide whether to require the tool, offer it as optional support, or avoid using it. Write 200–250 words. State your recommendation and construct the argument supporting it. Present the strongest competing position or objection fairly. Then defend, revise, narrow, or partly concede your argument in response. End with your final recommendation and one condition, safeguard, exception, or threshold.