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Should you be allowed to use AI on school assignments? - Coggle Diagram
Should you be allowed to use AI on school assignments?
Hook
"I think AI takes away the meaning from the learning process within the classroom." -Joseph Rulz
Students might miss the more convenient approach that human teacher gives in school.
If you use always use AI in your education life, what will you do when its taken away in a future job or application?
Argument 1: The student doesn't learn anything in the process of putting AI into their assignments
Makes work easier, and it doesn't even teach the student anything when finishing the assignment
harms the essence of learning
Removes student's motivation and engagement
Using AI is proved to be academic dishonesty
Argument 2: Removes the actual teacher
Removes the nurturing teacher-student relationships
Removes the teacher's approach on the subject, which may be easier
There may be false information, and unhelpful thought on the subject
Argument 3: Loss of human element
Loses human creativity and improvisation
Removes critical thinking
Loss of writing skills
History and background
AI was first idealized and pioneered by Alan Turing, who first published "computer engineering and intelligence," which was followed by a computer game called the Imitation game, then another game which programmed AI to play checkers
Following, AI has gradually been gone against, as it had been added into every day things that don't need unnecessary computerized help
AI was then first used in education at Stanford University in 1965, with a computer program called PLATO.
Specialized info
The accuracy of AI in school is only 33-81%
85 percent of people prefer AI (chatgbt) over actual tutors
Teachers use AI-detection tools to check if students use AI on their assignments