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I’m curious how well this will actually help the students retain the truth. I could see the students doubting their memory because they don’t remember if they
by itake 4y ago
I’m curious how well this will actually help the students retain the truth.
I could see the students doubting their memory because they don’t remember if they read the information from the ChatGPT essay (which might even be correct) or their text book.
- jrumbut 4y agoThat's a good point but these days kids are exposed to so much mis- and disinformation that we have to train them on working in a malicious information environment rather than hoping they never find themselves in one.
- Kaotique 4y agoText books also don't have a 100% correctness.
- shjake 4y agoUnintentional mistakes in text books are usually very different though. ChatGPT tends to just hallucinate facts which would make zero to the people (95%+) who are writing text books. Alternatively it can just parrot random (pop history myths and stuff) it found on the internet. But it does so in a confident and pseudo-academic fashion making it even hard to discern facts from fiction.