University Replaces in-Person Psychology Classes with AI Chatbot for Two Subjects
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The Independent
The Independent (US)University replaces in-person psychology classes with AI chatbot for two subjects
Academics say using AI for teaching may create ‘damaging issues’
Macquarie University has introduced an AI chatbot to its online classes, sparking mixed reactions.
Academics claim that the use of artificial intelligence in teaching can lead to “harmful problems”
Artificial Intelligence Chatbot Joins Australian University in Teaching Psychology Courses, Raising Concerns About Education Quality. How Will It Work? Macquarie University’s chatbot is called “Virtual Peer” and interacts with students during their classes, asking them questions and guiding them through exercises based on different […]
An Artificial Intelligence chatbot is joining an Australian university in teaching psychology courses, raising concerns about the quality of education. More...
An Australian university has incorporated an AI chatbot into the weekly teaching process for two mandatory psychology courses, but academics are concerned that this step could be "harmful." Macquarie University's chatbot, called Virtual Peer, interacts with students during their studies, asking questions and guiding them through exercises based on different scenarios. On the other hand, the university argues that the chatbot is not replacing tra…
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