ChatGPT and Research: How AI is Reshaping Academic Learning

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[damascus]

As a student, I found it helpful in some cases where we have a topic with few learning resources, which makes it difficult to understand. I used it for some of my prof's lectures and gave me a clear and direct answer to my questions. Even with this advantage, I find it unfair considering other students (like one of my classmates whom I knew personally) have used this for most of their work. I think it all depends on how a person uses it for their purpose. Some may overuse this tool to the extent that they completely rely on AI to do their work, while others may use it as their learning material.

[julienalexander]

I use it as a reference guide. If I can't figure something out, it's a pretty useful resource if used right.

You make great points!

[christopherallbright]

Thanks for breaking this down to understandable, managable terms. I also liked how you mentioned that using AI would "water down" the learning experience for those who use it as a crutch. As an instructor, I don't know what signs I would look for to discover if someone has used it, but this semester I was asking students to include stories or other evidence of seeing their "fingerprints" or keystrokes on their topics.

[eacollado]

I think it is a great tool for developing new ideas or ways to look at things. It should not be used as a "do all my work for me" thing. Your way of teaching has been priceless and provided a solid foundation for learning how to write proper well-organized papers. If I had relied on ChatGPT for my assignments, I would not have felt that I had earned my place in the International Honor Society. Nor would I have learned as much as I did. In other words, it shouldn't be used as a substitute for the actual learning process. We must never stop learning how to think for ourselves, and ChatGPT is not always correct; therefore, all information should be verified.

[Rachel-zjef]

Woohooo! So excited to see you covering this topic.

[tammyschoenfeldt]

I do schooling online, so instead of constantly texting my teacher for help, I ask chat for help and he helps me to understand what the teacher is asking for or what she wants, and many other things. Sometimes he isn't accurate. The more context you give CHAT the better he does. I'm very excited for the AI, it helps with everything. Downside; when I ask a question I sometimes spend so much time reading because the responses can be long. AI is educational

[mohamedbangurajunior]

I tried this and I found it so interesting, thanks Chelsea for making our lives easy

[fyreantz]

my school now has Chat GPT monitoring software scanning all of our submitted papers. If used correctly as a research tool, it rocks. Human nature being what it is, it won't be, and even Southpark lampooned it already...

[enriqueaviles]

Thank so much. You are great at explaining things. I appreciate your channel.

[pedromizcles]

I'm loving it! I use it for inspiration.

[lolingthornton]

I think this is a great tool. As a college student I don't necessarily want to use it to cut corners, but I think its a great tool for research. Also, I think its great to see how well written paragraphs look, and it should generate great ideas for your college success. I do think that we as humans should always use our own intelligence to get things done, but I also don't see a problem with a little help along the way. The goal should be to enhance and improve our intelligence not the other way around, ya know.

[hossamyasser]

I think AI will make academia easier but I think there will also be the same effort exerted to find credible information as before.

[ruthstamp]

A slippery slope as likely to go the wrong way for as many who will use it for decent benefit...humans by nature are suckers for taking the easy route....and I think it's just creating more business for others cause now we have to not only teach how to research properly but a whole new course on how to teach using AI teach how to safeguard how to catch cheaters.... So much time is spent teaching.All these new things as opposed to actually doing the research and so much time is spent making sure to prevent and catch the cheaters.When all we had to do was open a book!
Too many people are forgetting the absolute intrinsic value of holding a book and turning the pages and looking at words.And pictures on a page or walking down the street with your class group to the museum and all the social learning that takes place while doing this

[SuccessMindset]

AI needs to process loads of information to be useful in a centain situation

[cronlinenewsmedia]

ChatGPT is indeed a game changer but as mentioned it all depends on how you utilize it.

[Ohso_lovely_libra]

Artificial intelligence is valuable in facilitating learning, but some worry it could lead to intellectual dependence.

[MichaelMitchell-yf]

An actual credible opinion that matters would be the opinion of university professor. May we hear from some?

[CortaUnhas]

It kinda frustrates me thinking that humanity wont rest until absolutely everything is automated. I feel thats that its a tool where instead of making us more productive will istead make us more lazy

[arielstudivant]

I think Chat GPT is opening the doors to being illiterate, just like cell phones have done.

[beautepley]

I asked it to explain a complex topic to me as if I was a hood rat and it was using vernacular like "yo" and "wassup." It was pretty funny. Sometimes I mess with it and ask for it's opinion or if it thinks I'm funny but it just says "It can't process emotions and has no opinons." Honestly, the answers need some human spice or you can tell it came from a chat bot and I end up wasting time pretending to have conversations with it only to get the same generated answer.