As chatbots and generative artificial intelligence tools become easier to access, teachers, professors and administrators are deciding what parts of AI might help in the classroom.

The crisis in universities didn't start with ChatGPT, it began when the acquisition of knowledge became a transaction. To ...

The Government is to consider installing ChatGPT into Irish school classrooms, according to a senior executive at the AI company. It comes as almost three in four secondary school students admit using ...

James D. Walsh’s excellent New York Magazine piece about college students cheating their way through school with ChatGPT has ...

Large language models can write poetry, solve complex math problems, and even help diagnose diseases. But can they really ...

TAL Education dropped its share prices by 7.46 percent on Tuesday to close at $10.17 apiece as cautious investors continued ...

Blue books are plain, stapled exam booklets with unlined or lightly lined pages and easily recognisable blue covers.

Duke University, in partnership with OpenAI, an artificial intelligence company, is launching a pilot program next week that ...

MIT Technology Review’s highly subjective take on the latest buzz about AI: including Meta’s AI friends and how generative AI is helping a Neuralink patient communicate faster.

What students need the most, beyond LLMs, is space to strengthen those muscles of focus, writes Michael Serazio.

Blue books are back in US schools as teachers battle ChatGPT-fueled cheating. In an AI-driven world, going back to a manual solution may solve this problem.