Is using ChatGPT for school cheating or a new form of learning?
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Artificial intelligence programs like ChatGPT took educators by surprise - and now some schools are reconsidering their bans on AI as teachers and students become more familiar with the technology. NBC’s Jake Ward reports for TODAY.
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copy-pasting from an ai will not help students "get the gist of it". its a con enabled by teachers to get better scores and more funding.
If more than half of students at that school currently consider it cheating, then they may be aware of the methods used by their classmates. It is likely not being used to merely find and quote reference material for essays. The lure to cheat is too high with a younger generation brought up on social media, with zero attention span. It is being used for instant answers to Q and A styled homework, and even when it is being used to write essays, students will also use other AI to rewrite the entire output (or rewrite it themselves) in order to try and get around any form of algorithm detection by other technology. Students already use the internet to find leaked exam papers days before exams, so I would not be surprised if AI can help with that too. I believe future exams will be on a one on one verbal basis, with very little or nothing written down. Either that or the questions are even created by AI itself, but mere seconds before an exam.
I currently use chatgpt as a sort of teacher asking it basic questions, when there's a confusing question I ask chat gpt to answer it then I rewrite it my way rather then copying it
It can sometimes help in understanding questions. Since it uses other people's real work as it's source though, it can still sometimes get things wrong. So you just need to keep that in mind. As long as you understand what you have written and can then teach others without needing the AI :) @@honja6528
Tha'ts actually a very good idea, consider how expensive some bad education is.
I think it might also cause the education industry to go back to only a few giants can survive, which is good, so we won't have bachelor work at the minimum wage jobs. People can contribute even if they're younger, not wasting years in uni trying to get a useless degree.
you are completely lost if you think their is going to be a detection algorithm.
@@ryepooh5052 There is already AI software used in schools to detect ai output, but in the early stages will give plenty of false positives
AI AI AI we can only hear about this AI nowadays, what about our natural intelligence as human beings, I find it has been imposed on us thanks to all these web people who makes their fortune on our misery, because it's going to be a real misery on human spirits and creativity.
It's going to cause mass unemployment one day, and make humans the new horses of the next industrial revolution.
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Typical old heads, a lot of us use it because we can get an explanation on math questions with out waiting on an email reply from the professor.
Well I ve never been interested in mathematics, however, when you let a machine think for you, i find it's dramatic !