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ChatGPT: Revolutionizing communication or threatening human interaction? ChatGPT might conflict with the human values of fostering creativity and learning from experience, but the only way to harness it is for academia to be transparent with this breakthrough in technology and re-evaluate its curricula contends Ana Sofia Bello, ESSEC Business School GBBA student CSR competition finalist.

ChatGPT: Revolutionizing communication or threatening human interaction?

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ChatGPT might conflict with the human values of fostering creativity and learning from experience, but the only way to harness it is for academia to be transparent with this breakthrough […]

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What Would Galileo Galilei Say about Students Using ChatGPT? Carolina Tonon Cardoso, student Finalist at FGV-EAESP in the 2023 CoBS Student CSR Article Competition, explores the usefulness of ChatGPT for both students and academics.

What Would Galileo Galilei Say about Students Using ChatGPT?

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Carolina Tonon Cardoso, student Finalist at FGV-EAESP in the 2023 CoBS Student CSR Article Competition, explores the usefulness of ChatGPT for both students and academics. What Would Galileo Galilei Say […]

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Imminent Revolution: ChatGPT as an ally or enemy of universities? Beatriz Avrucik Magalhães, BSc in Public Administration student and FGV-EAESP Runner-up in the CoBS 2023 Student CSR Article Competition, ties in the launch of ChatGPT as a logical extension of human nature to conquer the natural world and develop complex systems – with a message that we should encourage ChatGPT in order to redefine its practical use in learning.

Imminent Revolution: ChatGPT as an ally or enemy of universities?

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Beatriz Avrucik Magalhães, BSc in Public Administration student and FGV-EAESP Runner-up in the CoBS 2023 Student CSR Article Competition, ties in the launch of ChatGPT as a logical extension of […]

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ChatGPT: A paradigm shift for universities? The launch of ChatGPT in November 2022 produced both massive subscriptions to the tool and a massive outcry from academia. Aymeric Thiollet, ESSEC Business School, Runner-up in the CoBS 2023 Student CSR Article Competition, explores a win-win scenario for AI, its student users, and instructors.

ChatGPT: A paradigm shift for universities?

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Aymeric Thiollet, ESSEC Business School, explores a win-win scenario for AI, universities, its student users, and instructors.

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The Student’s Friend, the Educator’s Foe: Debunking ChatGPT’s contentious academic reputation. Eva Fitzpatrick, Trinity Business School Runner up in the 2023 CoBS Student CSR article competition, explores the reaction to ChatGPT in academic circles and sees this as an opportunity to engage in long-required, positive change in teaching and learning approaches.

The Student’s Friend, the Educator’s Foe: Debunking ChatGPT’s contentious academic reputation

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Eva Fitzpatrick, Trinity Business School, explores the reaction to ChatGPT in an attempt to debunk its contentious academic reputation

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AI: Resurgence in the Art of Rhetoric and Composition? Michelle Diaz, ESSEC Business School Winner of the CoBS 2023 Student CSR Article Competition, takes a deep dive into the clamour surrounding AI and contends that ChatGPT can be embraced by academia to bring the crucial skills of writing and rhetoric back to the forefront of learning.

AI: Resurgence in the Art of Rhetoric and Composition?

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ESSEC student Michelle Diaz takes a deep dive into AI to contend that it put writing and rhetoric back to the forefront of learning.

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ChatGPT and the Decline of Critical Thinking. The use of ChatGPT as a search engine has made the need for critical thinking more pressing than ever, writes Enrique Dans at IE Business School.

ChatGPT and the Decline of Critical Thinking

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ChatGPT as a search engine has made the need for critical thinking more pressing than ever, writes Enrique Dans at IE Business School.

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