Risks & Challenges
According to Lieberman, once students believe AI generated assignments have this characteristic, they may use AI more broadly in their work.
What is undetectable (or can't be detected)?
Generative AI tools have become this to the public in recent years.
What is more accessible?
Integrating AI into education successfully requires not only new technology but also changes in these two fundamental areas of instruction.
What are teaching practices and curriculum design?
According to the plagiarism study, this AI tool had the highest plagiarism score among those tested.
What is ChatGPT?
This is what educators think will be largely hindered when you rely on a generative AI model to think for you.
What is creativity (or critical thinking)?
This type of artificial intelligence creates new content like text, images, or code based on patterns learned from training data.
What is Generative AI?
Rather than simply doing this to AI usage, the articles argue educators should focus on pedagogical strategies to preserve academic integrity.
What is policing banning/restricting?
According to the article, "AI Will Shake Up Higher Ed. Are Colleges Ready?" the Chronicle's job postings showed that AI-related listings did this from 2022 to 2023.
What is doubled, increased by 100%?
Overconfidence in writing abilities, loss of critical thinking, and increased plagiarism violations are all examples of these potential consequences.
What are risks of unchecked AI use in coursework?
Some experts predict that the classroom of the future will be a blend of human teaching and this technology-based support.
What is AI assistance?
Educators question this aspect of learning critical thinking and writing skills when computers can perform these tasks instead.
What is the purpose/the value?
Industry watchers predict that generative AI technologies will become highly mainstream in the higher-ed sector within this timeframe.
What is 2-5 years?
According to "AI Will Shake Up Higher Ed," colleges have this quality that makes adapting to AI particularly challenging.
What is being slow to evolve (or resistant to change)?
This skill, involving the responsible and appropriate use of AI tools, is something experts argue should be taught to all undergraduates.
What is AI literacy?
Some institutions propose establishing these formal structures alongside training programs for both faculty and students to manage AI use effectively.
What are clear guidelines and policies?
When a student uses AI for a first draft, then significantly revises and cites the AI's contribution, whether this is acceptable depends on this variable factor.
What is the institution's/course policy?