> need to rethink how we teach and test students if ChatGPT is good at cheating all that proves is that the curriculum and grading mechanism are garbage, which

> need to rethink how we teach and test students if ChatGPT is good at cheating all that proves is that the curriculum and grading mechanism are garbage, which is already a well known fact, so shouldn't come as any surprise. a school based on dialog, exploration, experimentation (e.g. true learning) could never be "cheated" with a toy that regurgitates thing it read on the internet based on probabilities.