Publish at January 11 2023 Updated January 11 2023
GPT Chat or no GPT Chat at school? This is a false question to which some people give the wrong answers. If the school is moving slowly, it is to its credit that it wants to maintain a certain quality, but now it has to move, it has to position itself in front of modernity which, otherwise, will make it obsolete.
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