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Professor urges educators to update AI expectations amid rapid advancements

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Ethan Mollick, a professor, is urging educators to update their expectations regarding AI's capabilities and its integration into student learning. He highlights that AI has significantly advanced in the past six months, with reduced error rates and near-total adoption by students. Mollick acknowledges the burden this places on instructors who did not initially request these changes. AI

IMPACT Educators need to adapt to AI's increasing capabilities and student usage to remain effective.

RANK_REASON Opinion piece from a known commentator on AI's impact on education.

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Professor urges educators to update AI expectations amid rapid advancements

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  1. Bluesky Jetstream — AI desk TIER_1 English(EN) · emollick.bsky.social ·

    I know it is a lot for instructors who never asked for AI to change things about their teaching, but if you teach and have not updated your expectations over th

    I know it is a lot for instructors who never asked for AI to change things about their teaching, but if you teach and have not updated your expectations over the last 6 months over what AI can do (a lot more), its error rate (a lot less) and its ubiquity among your students (near…

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