There are also professional discussion groups among educators to explore the use of AI tools, he added. Read more at straitstimes.com.
over concerns that it could be used to cheat in assessments or homework.
Replying, Mr Chan said students will still be taught to understand fundamental concepts and not to overly rely on such tools. It will be similar to how calculators have not removed the need for students to understand basic mathematical operations. “A wide variety of strategies are adopted to detect plagiarism in assignments, including technological tools to detect content generated by AI technology,” he said, adding that such approaches will evolve over time.
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