OpenAI usage dips when school is out. What that really says about AI in education A new piece highlights a sharp drop in ChatGPT usage right after finals end and summer break starts. The pattern lines up with weekends too. Translation: a big slice of usage looks academic. (Futurism) This is not just a hot take. A Rutgers analysis of 10,000 real prompts found activity slumps during Spring Break and Summer, concluding most usage was academic in nature. (arXiv) What it means:Students: AI is a to...

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Students are using ChatGPT to actually study smarter, not shortcut learning. Here are 5 quick plays worth stealing for your next class, cram night, or lab session. (edunewsletter.openai.com)Quiz yourself Upload slides or notes, then: “I have an exam for [course]. Create a practice quiz based on these materials. Ask one question at a time in the style of a [format: multiple choice, short answer, etc.].”Make studying a game “Turn these notes into a simple study game that helps me learn [topic]....

Students are using ChatGPT to actually study smarter, not shortcut learning. Here are 5 quick plays worth stealing for your next class, cram night, or lab session. (edunewsletter.openai.com)Quiz yourself Upload slides or notes, then: “I have an exam for [course]. Create a practice quiz based on these materials. Ask one question at a time in the style of a [format: multiple choice, short answer, etc.].”Make studying a game “Turn these notes into a simple study game that helps me learn [topic]....