I don't think I agree with your last paragraph. ChatGPT is getting better and better, I have reason to think it won't continue to keep incrementally improving.

I don't think I agree with your last paragraph. ChatGPT is getting better and better, I have reason to think it won't continue to keep incrementally improving. As such, I think allowing students to use it to answer coding questions is going to make it so they don't actually understand anything. I said in sibling thread that I'd be fine enough with having a class like "Software Engineering Using AI" or something, but when the class is specifically about learning Object Oriented programming and Java and Python, I do not think having heavy use of ChatGPT is a good idea. Also, not all the questions were pure coding, I had some more conceptual questions on there, and ChatGPT is really good at answering those.