Despite Concerns, Educators See Artificial Intelligence As A Classroom Tool - West Virginia Public Broadcasting : West Virginia Public Broadcasting

Artificial intelligence is raising the possibility that students could cheat when writing papers. But educators and technology companies say they are ahead of the curve. Since its launch in November, the artificial intelligence-based program ChatGPT has drawn a lot of attention for its ability to quickly generate written passages based on simple prompts. Tell it to write you a 500-word essay on "The Old Man and The Sea," and within moments, you have a completed assignment that may have taken a student hours to write. With so much attention has come a lot of criticism and concern, especially in the realm of education.