His humanities students are much more likely to express a disdain for AI compared to those in STEM, for example.
As there are students who use AI or think its helpful there are students and people who think its distasteful. To compare this this youtube video titled, "Every AI existential Risk explained" states that the more AI is used the more it can mix truth with just useless information. It gives the risk of spreading a false narrative and creating public outcry and problems.
Others surveyed by Irvine researchers were worried about the quality of the output ChatGPT provides, which could impact students’ creativity or result in inaccurate information.
The usage of AI can harm the way students create and become active in their work. It can even impact the way they retain information and give out information. As AI gives at times inaccurate information it can harm people who are doing scholarly articles or articles meant to inform the public.
But as generative AI becomes more ingrained into the workplace and higher education, a growing number of professors and industry experts believe this will be something all students need,
The usage of AI being prominent in education beginning to give the idea that it is needed. The article points out that it is going into work and higher education. I think this is both good and bad since AI is being heavily relied on but Isn't accurate and doesn;y need to be added into out everyday lives and something so important such as education.