Students Are Using AI Already. Here’s What They Think Adults Should Know

Harvard Graduate School of Education·Sep 10

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Students are already using artificial intelligence, and some have shared their thoughts on the matter with teachers and others. There is a range of opinions on the use of ai in education, with some institutions considering policies and others noting potential issues such as an "illusion of competence". The impact of ai on students' futures and its role in education is being explored and discussed by various stakeholders.

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