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How are other countries handling it? I can't imagine AI being an American only education issue.
It's in France and I guess everywhere else. Students can cheat for free and no longer need to do anything, why would they study anymore?
I've also seen a few young engineers using ChatGPT to do their job because it's easier than working. When I told them their code was bad (with mentoring and help, I'm not an asshole), they used another prompt that changed their whole code but it was still full of bugs.
We're doomed.
Apropos of nothing, I read a post claiming that the phonetic pronunciation of "ChatGPT" in France translates to "Cat I farted." So I used Google Translates audio and sure enough, "ChatGPT" and "Chat j'ai pété" sound nearly identical when piped through the app's audio feature.