The new 'Study Together' feature in ChatGPT aims to enhance its educational utility by asking users questions instead of directly providing answers. This change is seen as a potential improvement over traditional answer-giving methods. There is speculation about whether it will support group chats for collaborative learning. ChatGPT has become a prominent tool in education, with various applications, including lesson planning and tutoring. Some critics express concerns that it may undermine traditional educational practices by enabling students to cheat.
Some ChatGPT subscribers are reporting a new feature appearing in their drop-down list of available tools called "Study Together." This mode is apparently the chatbot's way of becoming a better educational tool. Rather than providing answers to prompts, some say it asks more questions and requires the human to answer, like OpenAI's answer to Google's LearnLM.
Teachers are using ChatGPT for things like lesson plans; students can use it like a tutor - or they can use it to write their papers for them. Some have even suggested that ChatGPT could be "killing" higher education. This could be a way for ChatGPT to encourage the good uses while discouraging "cheating."
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