ChatGPT and AI in general have generally caused many to worry about the implications of the technology for many aspects of human life; it has also caused a great deal of concern in higher ed about how or whether students will begin to rely on the technology to do their work for them. This latter concern only deepened when it was reported that a lawyer had submitted a motion that was composed by ChatGPT (Weiser, June 8, 2023). After all, if a professional uses it, why wouldn’t students try to decrease their workload by turning to AI to help them,…
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