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Fortune
David Austin

Educators are leveraging AI to make the job of teaching easier—and make it more than a way to cheat on homework

(Credit: Graham Uden for FORTUNE)

Teachers have spent the past few years wringing their hands about ChatGPT’s ability to help students cheat on their assignments. Generative AI could write a college essay or answer a math problem in just a fraction of time, making it a tempting shortcut. Professors—accurately or inaccurately—accused their students of using ChatGPT to complete their assignments.

The education company Chegg estimated that 40% of undergraduates around the world have used generative AI in their tertiary studies, with half of that group using a tool like ChatGPT at least once a day.

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