I mentioned this on twitter a week or two ago, but in a lot of ways ChatGPT really reminds me of being in college about 10-15 years ago and using Wolfram Alpha a lot. It wasn't difficult back then to put in some challenging math problems or historical questions and get back results I could reference in notes for things.
It's a concern but I feel like it's also just inevitable. There will always be resources that can be used for cheating.
Hopefully students just learn to use these things as a resource rather than a shortcut.
It's a concern but I feel like it's also just inevitable. There will always be resources that can be used for cheating.
Hopefully students just learn to use these things as a resource rather than a shortcut.