ChatGPT isn't going anywhere, but we can do something to encourage less cheating. Let's talk about it on March 30th!
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** ChatGPT & Cheating
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The recently released ChatGPT-4 can pass the Bar Exam and the LSATS in the 90th percentile. The speed at which AI programs are progressing is rapid, making it clear that their presence will continue to add to and interrupt our lives in unprecedented ways.
Join us this Thursday as Denise Pope and Drew Schrader explore what our research says about cheating behaviors and their connection to belonging, as well as how we can use promising practices to:
* reduce cheating behaviors
* futureproof curricula
* focus on what counts
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