Publish at February 08 2023 Updated February 08 2023
OpenAI's technology, ChatGPT, created quite a stir in late 2022, showing the new possibilities of a conversational robot. This artificial intelligence was then seen as a threat, a modern way for students to cheat. Yet there is nothing infallible about the tool's information. What if the educational community learned to live with it and even to use it?
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