On the plus side, Altman’s living his best life /s
jishurr on
„This thing is so scary. I’ve never really seen an AI as scary as this model. What have we done? You can get the pro plan for $200 by the way!“ -Altman, nearly every press release
EscapeFacebook on
I’m married to a teacher and I can’t see them using this in mass.
Maybe the fresh College grads but not the ones that have been there for 5 plus years. Seriously, do they not realize that teachers have tons of material to pull from on top of years worth of their own previously created material? Or about existing websites like Teachers Pay Teachers?
Another gimmick they are using to grasp at straws.
KrazyBby93 on
We live in hell
AIMadeMeDoIt__ on
Teachers will begin to teach how to use ChatGPT and imagine all the new exams all AI generated, this is pathetic.
Deranged40 on
My daughter is in high school and there’s a teacher (that she thankfully doesn’t have) who has told their class that „I will be grading all papers with AI because it is never incorrect“. The teacher actually believes that AI can not be incorrect.
We’re fucked. Not „going to be fucked“. Not „might be fucked“. Fucked as in past-tense. It’s done.
redvelvetcake42 on
They’re really doing a wildfire tactic. Literally speed run everything while none of it sticks and leaves a smoking waste in its wake.
Easy_Difficulty_7656 on
Doesn’t this already exist as Magic Schools?
XenaWariorDominatrix on
Please! Someone, ANYONE, find valueeeeee in our „AI“eeeeeeeeeee!
A title worthy of this sub. OP knows how to farm this place.
Drabulous_770 on
It feels like they’re in a race against time. They want to become too big to fail before they fail. Gotta get that bailout money.
ErinUnbound on
Fuck this shit. A huge part of why I didn’t return to the classroom this year was because of the rampant use of AI by the students. I would have had to use all my time to have had a shot of stamping it out. It completely undermines education.
jumping-chicken on
We had an AI speaker and one of our goals is to embed AI in our classroom for a lesson. Spell check works for me!🤣🫠
OpinionatedNoodles on
Can’t they already do this with ChatGPT?
I doubt that a specific teacher focused version of ChatGPT is going to get any reluctant teachers to try it. And I don’t see the teachers who have already adapted AI are going to use this over the original version.
It would make more sense to create a ChatGPT geared specifically for students?. One that is focused on assisting them with research and studying while preventing them from using it to cheat.
drummer138 on
I’m a teacher who occasionally uses ai (but mainly Notebook LM, a closed loop ai where you upload sources like a textbook chapter) but mainly for editing existing projects, stepping language up (or down) depending on reading abilities, or an inspiration when coming up with new ideas.
Shitty teachers make it do all of the work for them. In my experience
nerdmoot on
Fun Fact: My local school board voted unanimously to add verbiage in the student code of conduct that using AI to impersonate teachers and other students likenesses was a violation. We had school board elections and the current sitting president was up for reelection and made AI videos of his opponents saying things they didn’t actually say. Thankfully he lost by a lot.
drummer138 on
I thought Chat GPT was Chat GPT for teachers
buyongmafanle on
From a teacher’s perspective, ChatGPT is an incredible assistant. But it’s only that. An assistant for generating materials. It can’t grade for shit. It can’t interact with kids on their level. It can’t do 99% of the things I need to do for my job.
But damn if it can’t crank out grammar questions or comprehension passages like a motherfucker.
sonic10158 on
Sam Altman is the pancreatic cancer of the AI cancer
hawkinsst7 on
Just got an email from my kids school district.
>That is why I am pleased to share that working together with OpenAI, FCPS will be in the first cohort of school divisions across the nation to help guide how ChatGPT for Teachers will roll out across the United States. We are trailblazing a path for hundreds of other school divisions and communities to follow.
>ChatGPT for Teachers can among other things provide support, planning, communication, translation, and data analysis at no cost to schools until June of 2027. With ChatGPT for Teachers, OpenAI is delivering strong privacy and security safeguards, ensuring FCPS privacy and security standards are being upheld in these tools. Additionally, this tool will only be available for staff use.
>AI will never replace the heart of teaching or the human connections that are foundational to the high-quality education we provide all our students. But AI can remove barriers, save time, and open doors to new ideas and spark innovation in the classroom and beyond.
I am furious.
EffectiveEconomics on
I wonder how long it will be before people start vandalizing data centres?
No-Counter9859 on
There already was shitty teachers that would use 1/3 the semester playing movies
mmatt0904 on
its ok Peter Tiel knows about the antichrist
justarandomv2 on
Openai sucks now
MillionToOneShotDoc on
I feel like every big tech company, Apple and Google for example, has tried the education ploy as a new business segment, and it never takes off the way they say it will.
lyfe_Wast3d on
Well this is why state laws exist I suppose
fizzyanklet on
I’m a teacher and they are pushing AI on us hard. Rather than address the workload issues directly they are just trying to get us to “work smarter” with AI. It sucks.
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Strong title.
On the plus side, Altman’s living his best life /s
„This thing is so scary. I’ve never really seen an AI as scary as this model. What have we done? You can get the pro plan for $200 by the way!“ -Altman, nearly every press release
I’m married to a teacher and I can’t see them using this in mass.
Maybe the fresh College grads but not the ones that have been there for 5 plus years. Seriously, do they not realize that teachers have tons of material to pull from on top of years worth of their own previously created material? Or about existing websites like Teachers Pay Teachers?
Another gimmick they are using to grasp at straws.
We live in hell
Teachers will begin to teach how to use ChatGPT and imagine all the new exams all AI generated, this is pathetic.
My daughter is in high school and there’s a teacher (that she thankfully doesn’t have) who has told their class that „I will be grading all papers with AI because it is never incorrect“. The teacher actually believes that AI can not be incorrect.
We’re fucked. Not „going to be fucked“. Not „might be fucked“. Fucked as in past-tense. It’s done.
They’re really doing a wildfire tactic. Literally speed run everything while none of it sticks and leaves a smoking waste in its wake.
Doesn’t this already exist as Magic Schools?
Please! Someone, ANYONE, find valueeeeee in our „AI“eeeeeeeeeee!
Just a reminder
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-025-97652-6
A title worthy of this sub. OP knows how to farm this place.
It feels like they’re in a race against time. They want to become too big to fail before they fail. Gotta get that bailout money.
Fuck this shit. A huge part of why I didn’t return to the classroom this year was because of the rampant use of AI by the students. I would have had to use all my time to have had a shot of stamping it out. It completely undermines education.
We had an AI speaker and one of our goals is to embed AI in our classroom for a lesson. Spell check works for me!🤣🫠
Can’t they already do this with ChatGPT?
I doubt that a specific teacher focused version of ChatGPT is going to get any reluctant teachers to try it. And I don’t see the teachers who have already adapted AI are going to use this over the original version.
It would make more sense to create a ChatGPT geared specifically for students?. One that is focused on assisting them with research and studying while preventing them from using it to cheat.
I’m a teacher who occasionally uses ai (but mainly Notebook LM, a closed loop ai where you upload sources like a textbook chapter) but mainly for editing existing projects, stepping language up (or down) depending on reading abilities, or an inspiration when coming up with new ideas.
Shitty teachers make it do all of the work for them. In my experience
Fun Fact: My local school board voted unanimously to add verbiage in the student code of conduct that using AI to impersonate teachers and other students likenesses was a violation. We had school board elections and the current sitting president was up for reelection and made AI videos of his opponents saying things they didn’t actually say. Thankfully he lost by a lot.
I thought Chat GPT was Chat GPT for teachers
From a teacher’s perspective, ChatGPT is an incredible assistant. But it’s only that. An assistant for generating materials. It can’t grade for shit. It can’t interact with kids on their level. It can’t do 99% of the things I need to do for my job.
But damn if it can’t crank out grammar questions or comprehension passages like a motherfucker.
Sam Altman is the pancreatic cancer of the AI cancer
Just got an email from my kids school district.
>That is why I am pleased to share that working together with OpenAI, FCPS will be in the first cohort of school divisions across the nation to help guide how ChatGPT for Teachers will roll out across the United States. We are trailblazing a path for hundreds of other school divisions and communities to follow.
>ChatGPT for Teachers can among other things provide support, planning, communication, translation, and data analysis at no cost to schools until June of 2027. With ChatGPT for Teachers, OpenAI is delivering strong privacy and security safeguards, ensuring FCPS privacy and security standards are being upheld in these tools. Additionally, this tool will only be available for staff use.
>AI will never replace the heart of teaching or the human connections that are foundational to the high-quality education we provide all our students. But AI can remove barriers, save time, and open doors to new ideas and spark innovation in the classroom and beyond.
I am furious.
I wonder how long it will be before people start vandalizing data centres?
There already was shitty teachers that would use 1/3 the semester playing movies
its ok Peter Tiel knows about the antichrist
Openai sucks now
I feel like every big tech company, Apple and Google for example, has tried the education ploy as a new business segment, and it never takes off the way they say it will.
Well this is why state laws exist I suppose
I’m a teacher and they are pushing AI on us hard. Rather than address the workload issues directly they are just trying to get us to “work smarter” with AI. It sucks.