How will Chinese universities respond to the rise of ChatGPT?

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AI threatens universities’ ability to bolster democracy

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By Dirk Lindebaum

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AI easier to deal with if accepted as a ‘wicked problem’

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By John Ross

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‘Guard rails needed’ as big tech targets students with AI tutors

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By Juliette Rowsell

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Academics should not feel guilty about AI use’s environmental impact

Let’s focus concern about AI’s energy and water use where it can make the biggest difference and demand accountability from developers, says Cal Innes

By Cal Innes

31 July

How will Chinese universities respond to the rise of ChatGPT?

AI-powered tools without multiple mechanisms of censorship are unlikely to be allowed on mainland, expert says

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How will Chinese universities respond to the rise of ChatGPT?

AI-powered tools without multiple mechanisms of censorship are unlikely to be allowed on mainland, expert says

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