1
According to the CNN Article, some students rely on AI instead of…
Participating in group discussions OR Thinking critically
Thinking critically and forming their own ideas
Which word is most commonly used by AI?
A. showcasing
B. highlighting
C. showing
D. pointing out
showcasing
WHICH ONE IS AI?
1:Artificial intelligence is transforming education by improving efficiency and access to learning. However, its increased use may limit independent thinking
2 :AI holds immense potential to transform education through personalized learning and adaptive systems. However, its integration requires caution.
2
Which of the following experiences is ours and not from the CNN article?
1."I use AI when I have a concept , but I don’t know how to formulate the sentence myself"
2."In one of my university courses, we had a reflective assignment where Al use was not allowed and the task was done under lockdown conditions. In that assignment, I received my lowest grade."
3."I started noticing something my classmates sit behind laptops with polished talking points and arguments, but the conversations that follow often fall flat across subjects."
2
AI or HUMAN?
"It’s incredibly draining when you’re looking for a quick answer, but you end up spending twenty minutes fighting with the prompt because it keeps giving you these overly cheerful, hollow responses. Honestly, I feel like I waste more time trying to fix what the AI wrote than if I had just sat down and done the work myself."
AI
professor : Is it okay to break the law if you think the law is unfair?
student 1 : I break the law all the time, usually without even realizing, and you all do.Only regarding knowingly breaking the law, I don't see breaking the law as having an inherent negative moral weight. Specific laws, sure. But many more are unjust, and breaking those has a positive moral weight.
student 2 : Legally speaking, you’re still on the hook for the consequences because the government doesn't see "unfairness" as a valid excuse. However, history is full of people who followed their conscience over the rules, arguing that if a law is truly wrong, the moral thing to do is peacefully break it and own the outcome.
WHICH ONE IS THE HUMAN RESPONSE?
STUDENT 1