Why ChatGPT is Not a Threat to Academia / Theories of Truth
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3Today we looked at some examples of ChatGPT and talked about why it should not present the threat to academia we think it will - all essays submitted by students are archived forever, and when students know that their submissions will be scanned by AI detection software in the future, the risk is too great to use AI generated work in their submissions.
Some will undoubtedly cheat anyway, and once tools get good enough in the future to detect them reliably, this will be a great way of identifying students who think they can get away with it.
We also went over more theories of truth.
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