ChatGPT and AI in the classroom

What ChatGPT is and how to use artificial intelligence in class without cheating: asking well (prompts), what to do and not to do with homework, hallucinations, how to cite, privacy and the European AI Act in brief.

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  1. ChatGPT and AI in the classroom
  2. What it is (and what it is not)
  3. Asking well: the prompt
  4. A weak prompt and a good one
  5. Hallucinations
  6. With assignments: yes and no
  7. How to cite AI
  8. Privacy: what you do not type
  9. The European AI law, in brief
  10. Our class rules

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