The Rise of Artificial Intelligence
As Halloween approaches, the topic of artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly discussed on campus, with many professors and students expressing concerns about its impact on academic integrity and human creativity.
Most professors have implemented strict limits on the use of AI in their syllabi, allowing it only for sentence structure or grammar purposes, in an effort to preserve human creativity in an era where computers are becoming increasingly skilled at imitation.
The "spookiness" of AI was highlighted when Martin Luther King Jr.'s estate intervened after AI-generated videos of King began circulating online, prompting OpenAI's new video model, Sora 2, to block users from generating such content.
- Professors have placed strict limits on AI use in syllabi.
- AI-generated videos of Martin Luther King Jr. were blocked after his family condemned them.
Author's summary: AI's spooky rise sparks concerns.
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