ChatGPT Study Mode is a new feature of the AI chatbot aimed at fostering a more natural learning process instead of just giving answers, as announced by the company recently. This mode encourages interactive engagement, allowing students to explore answers independently and seek clarification on difficult concepts much like a tutor would. It’s offered for free to Plus, Pro, and Team users, with plans for a ChatGPT Edu launch soon. Unlike a standard answer generator, this mode promotes critical thinking by guiding students to their own conclusions, though there are currently no controls in place for educators or parents to limit access to direct responses from the regular ChatGPT.
Since ChatGPT’s debut in late 2023, its impact on education has been significant, providing students with quick access to information and essays, which has resulted in increased AI-related plagiarism concerns. Educators worry that this reliance on AI might weaken essential critical thinking and problem-solving skills in students. On a similar note, Google has introduced LearnLM, an experimental service designed to enhance educational experiences by aligning with learning principles and teaching methods. This initiative is currently being piloted in select schools, with plans for wider rollout in the future.
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