International student Martin confesses he submitted a several thousand-word essay using the bot that has got everyone in the higher education sector talking. Via sbschinese
Students say they are using AI generative chatbots to submit essays while anti-cheating detection tools catch up.Academics are grappling with how ChatGPT will be used by students for assessments in 2023.
But Martin disagreed. He said ChatGPT was a teaching and learning aid for non-native English-speaking students and a time saver too. While academics have argued that creativity could be stifled by heavy reliance on tools like ChatGPT, others are welcoming its use in the classroom. While some Hong Kong and US universities have banned students using ChatGPT on-campus, Mr Diao said Australian universities tended to be more open-minded.
“AI will continue to exist. It is irresponsible to completely exclude it from the classroom,” said the company’s Asia Pacific vice president, James Thorley.'There aren’t enough properties' as 40,000 Chinese students scramble to return to Australian universities
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