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Generative A.I.’s specialty is language — guessing which word comes next — and students quickly realized that they could use ChatGPT and other chatbots to write essays. That created an awkward situation in many classrooms. It turns out, it’s easy to get caught cheating with generative A.I. because it is prone to making stuff up, a phenomena known as “hallucinating.” But generative A.I. can also be used as a study assistant. Some tools make highlights in long research papers and even answer questions about the material. Others can assemble study aids, like quizzes and flashcards.

Artificial intelligence and language studying blend seamlessly when it comes to online education. Already a key component of sectors such as eCommerce, FinTech, and marketing, AI is quickly becoming standard practice in education. Online education has become a revolution en masse. With the accelerated introduction of AI to foreign language learning, we are now experiencing a similar paradigm shift. AI-powered language studying combined with the use of neural network capabilities is resulting in a new era of education for students and teachers alike. But how exactly can you use AI to improve learning outcomes for your students?

ChatGPT-style artificial intelligence is coming to health care, and the grand vision of what it could bring is inspiring. Every doctor, enthusiasts predict, will have a superintelligent sidekick, dispensing suggestions to improve care. But first will come more mundane applications of artificial intelligence. A prime target will be to ease the crushing burden of digital paperwork that physicians must produce, typing lengthy notes into electronic medical records required for treatment, billing and administrative purposes. For now, the new A.I. in health care is going to be less a genius partner than a tireless scribe.

We believe teachers can use ChatGPT to increase their students’ motivation for learning and actually prevent cheating. Here are three strategies for doing that.