It was late 2022, in the dawn of the AI revolution, when I finished the final stage of my High School Certificate. I still remember the first time that I interacted with ChatGPT, where at my school graduation day, one of my friends showed me a neat little poem he had asked it to create. Oh, if only it had ended at poems.Fortunately for myself and the class of 2022, the first generation of publicly available AI language models didn’t seem to settle into the educational zeitgeist until later.Subscribe to gift this articleGift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.Subscribe nowAlready a subscriber? Fetching latest articles
Giving in to AI onslaught gives up on university’s pursuit of knowledge
If a tertiary degree can simply be taught as a lecturer interacting with you through an intermediary AI engine, what is the point of the university course at all?
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