A group of scientists conducted a remarkable study to measure the success of ChatGPT in classrooms. The study revealed that ChatGPT performed better than students in introductory-level courses.
Scientists at the University of Reading in England carried out this study, finding that ChatGPT was more knowledgeable than university students in these introductory courses. Previous research indicated that students have started achieving higher scores on homework and exams using AI. The latest research confirms this trend. Specifically, 94 percent of the AI-generated answers were indistinguishable from those of real students. Moreover, AI achieved higher scores than the average student in 84 percent of the responses it provided.
So how was this study conducted?
Scientists created 30 accounts on ChatGPT as part of this study. These accounts were designed to represent psychology students. ChatGPT was then asked to generate exam questions. Both real students and AI accounts took the same exam, and the results were reviewed by a real committee. Peter Scarfe, the head of the study, explained that the committee was shocked when they learned about this.
The study revealed that artificial intelligence poses a potential risk for universities. However, Peter Scarfe believes that AI can be integrated into education and used effectively. He and his team are now working on how to make this integration possible. It appears that artificial intelligence will lead to radical changes in the world of education.
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