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American Students Are Relying On ChatGPT - At Their Own Risk Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. The use of generative artificial intelligence by students has increased over the last two years, but now research has revealed what is driving the trend. A new survey found that students appreciated the ability of large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT to provide information without any judgement, with many respondents describing it as a "safe and supportive" learning tool. Why It Matters The use of artificial intelligence in academic work is one of the biggest ethical issues facing the education sector. Tools like ChatGPT, which are being updated regularly to be more intelligent, can serve a purpose in helping students' work, but there is a worry that an overreliance could lead to problems. What To Know Last year, a study in the journal Computers and Education: Artificial Intelligence outlined that of 490 university students, one in four respondents (23.1 percent) relied on ChatGPT for drafting assignments and writing homework. That research has now been backed up by a new report in the Tech Trends journal, published in June this year, which found that 78.7 percent of respondents were using generative AI regularly for their studies. "Particularly noteworthy is that students perceived GenAI as useful because they are not judged by it
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