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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm a teacher who uses AI as a tool. It doesn't do my grading for me; it makes my grading faster.

For example, AI has helped me develop targeted rubrics and comment banks based off the skills/standards I teach. This allows me to shave hours off my grading and students receive feedback faster.

No student data went into AI, so there's no security issue. I'm still grading every single paper by hand and I'm still leaving robust comments. I'm simply getting it back to students 7-10 days earlier now. [/quote]

I am a professor and I use AI in a similar manner. I will also feed it my own course materials and have it help me come up with new variations on exam questions or case study narratives. It’s a great tool if you already know what you’re doing, what you are looking for, and know enough to detect any inaccuracies. I don’t ever feed it any writing or work that is not my own, and I never put any names or identifying information into a prompt. I am sure some lazy teachers will consider this their green light to just feed student essays into ChatGPT and have it generate grades for them.

AI is terrible if you don’t already know the information and you rely on it for answers. I have caught multiple students answering test questions with the same incorrect information they got from ChatGPT. I think I saw that Kim Kardashian just failed the bar exam again after using ChatGPT to study!

I do not like the idea of FCPS teachers potentially putting my kids’ names and work products into ChatGPT.[/quote]

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