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In today's episode of "In A(i) Nutshell," Andrew Davis and Chris Branch delve into the seismic shifts generative AI is causing in education. They discuss how AI, specifically chat GPT, could be used to cheat on assignments, rendering traditional plagiarism detection tools ineffective. The conversation goes beyond just identifying the problems, offering innovative solutions like revising educational syllabi to include AI modules. Andrew and Chris question the pace at which education systems adapt to new technologies, emphasizing the urgency of rethinking educational foundations in the wake of AI advancements. Tune in for an engaging discussion on how generative AI could either revolutionize or disrupt educational norms.
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