Education community is certainly freaking out about ChatGPT, mainly about issues of academic honesty. I'm hopeful that it will move some teachers out of the dark ages of homework philosophy. Homework should be a resource for students to get better, not something to be assessed.
One thing I don't like is the blackbox nature of it. I wish I could ask 'how do you know that?' and get something like wikipedia citations. Using your analogy: I want to know where the coffee grounds come from so I could theoretically go find the farm if I wanted to (even though I won't).
Education community is certainly freaking out about ChatGPT, mainly about issues of academic honesty. I'm hopeful that it will move some teachers out of the dark ages of homework philosophy. Homework should be a resource for students to get better, not something to be assessed.
One thing I don't like is the blackbox nature of it. I wish I could ask 'how do you know that?' and get something like wikipedia citations. Using your analogy: I want to know where the coffee grounds come from so I could theoretically go find the farm if I wanted to (even though I won't).