Schools and education departments are trying to control a new AI technology system that generates responses to answer assignments, exams, and essay questions.
Australian Secondary School Principals Association President Andrew Pierpoint has warned that the use of AI technology would make students “academically lazy”.
Honor McGregor, an education developer at ANU, says it’s a knee-jerk reaction to ban a new technology, arguing for the technology to be embraced and testing modified.
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