Universities scramble to understand impact of generative AI


Aside from concerns that chatbots are making it easier for students to cheat, Jones-Rooy said the rise of AI is a long-overdue ‘wake-up call’ that is forcing institutions to rethink how they're preparing students for the real world. — Reuters

Generative artificial intelligence is making its way into the classroom, putting a spotlight on how students learn and raising questions about the value of higher education. It's a test many educators weren't prepared for.

There's little doubt AI will shake up education, but how faculties and institutions will adapt is the focus of this week's episode of the Bloomberg Originals video series AI IRL.

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