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Artificial intelligence not to be feared, but embraced by teachers

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Schools have become wary due to students using Chatbots and AI writing tools to cheat. ChatGPT has been banned to many institutions. It’s understandable for educators to feel threatened by AI tools. There are some ways how pupils and teachers benefit from AI tools.

           ChatGPT cannot be banned in schools. Even though in campus networks the AI sites are blocked, pupils by using their gadgets have access to it.

  New methods should be found by educators, to spot AI – generated content efficiently, instead of trying to stop pupils from using AI tools like ChatGPT. AI text detectors should be considered to be used. GPT-4, an advanced AI model which powers chatbots like ChatGPT plus and Bing chat produce natural human-like text which is almost indistinguishable.

             Since AI text detectors are still flawed but options like GPTZero and OpenAI’s text classifier demonstrate reliable results. This can be possible to detect the cheaters in school.

 Most illustrators try to avoid AI art like plague. There is nothing wrong for students to read AI generated content but should never submit them. Chatbots streamline research which provides straightforward condensed outputs comprising details from well-known and trusted resources.

        At the beginning of the research process, the best approach is to use chatbots. First have simplify topics, if not pupils might have trouble following more academic papers, complex journals and scholarly databases.

Educators should not tell pupils to avoid offloading tasks. Automation isn’t bad. On the contrary, tedious tasks, automating repetitive provides more time for demanding, complex projects.

  Rather than asking pupils to avoid AI systems, pupils should be taught the constraints of AI by showing them how critical thinking helps to overcome inaccuracies and errors. Emphasizes that AI’s just another tool.

           Different capabilities can be found in AI systems. Advanced modules produce more life-like photos and human-like text. But older modules might perform comparatively worse.

      AI isn’t inherently dangerous. Ethical issues arises when individuals abuse AI tools and bypass their restrictions. AI responds well to prompts.

             Instead of banning AI, educators should share various methods to utilize this technology and should discuss the real-world applications of AI. Text -to-image generators, LLMs and chatbots will continue to impact many industries. Eventually they will become the new norm. pupils should start to learn how different professions incorporate AI into their daily routines.

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