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There's been a myria news regarding AI-related incidents in the academic settings. One constant in most of these stories appear to be that most educators have
by educasean 2y ago
There's been a myria news regarding AI-related incidents in the academic settings. One constant in most of these stories appear to be that most educators have no interest in educating themselves about AI.
- loeg 2y agoWhat bearing does this have on the article?
- educasean 2y agoMy comment was directly influenced by the article.
- loeg 2y agoIn the sense that they both contain the word "AI?" Otherwise, I'm not really seeing the connection to the article. I.e., > One constant in most of these stories appear to be that most educators have no interest in educating themselves about AI. This article does not discuss or show this.
- topato 2y agoIt explicitly says that the lawsuit filing showed a distinct lack of understanding by the University of what LLMs are/how they work.
- loeg 2y agoDoes it say the lawsuit was filed by most educators, or anything about their interest in educating themselves? This represents a minority of educators and says more about administrators than educators. And says nothing about the broad claim GP is making about their interests.
- azhenley 2y agoThere’s still hope! We recently published a paper where we interviewed instructors about their concerns of AI tools in the classroom and then we deployed one. See here: https://austinhenley.com/blog/codeaid.html https://austinhenley.com/blog/codeaid.html