Table 3 Sample Tweets about the concerns of using ChatGPT in Education

As we develop our understanding and approaches to #AI #ChatGPT integration in #education, we should incorporate these key aspects: Critical Thinking, Ethical Considerations, Methods (language model used/data sources) & Prompt Skill Development

As an educator who loves teaching a knowledge-rich curriculum, I think all of these responses miss the mark. The technology behind #ChatGPT will systematically change education. But will not fundamentally evolve the way humans learn

My initial propositions: Let us change assessment practices to respond to the tech. Let us keep teaching our modern students a knowledge-rich curriculum. Let us proactively teach students how to harness the power of #ChatGPT which is scratching the surface of the potential of AI

I get the concern… but the response is like burying heads in the sand. AI tools like this will be part of the world these children live in. They need to be taught how to use this—appropriately, ethically, safely & responsibly. #AI #Education #ChatGPT

Whether we like it or not, AI in education is here. I asked #OpenAI #ChatGPT to help me with the early planning stages for an upper elementary 3D Design after-school club. In under a minute, I had a solid foundation to build upon. The tech is here, embrace it

Not all of these will be massively helpful, but what #ChatGPT has done for education is made it significantly easier to create resources and activities in as little as 1 min. I will continue to play around for it, and look forward to when it can create graphs! /end

It's wild to think about how we've trained machines and now they're teaching us! #MachineLearning #AI #ChatGPT

AI technology may be rapidly advancing, but so is AI regulation. While a variety of state-based AI-related bills have been passed in the U.S and also to mention the EU AI Act and UK and Singapore AI and Machine Learning regulations. more AI regulations to come. #ChatGPT #AI

So with all the focus around AI text generators like #chatGPT on student "cheating", do educators see this as cheating too? What's good for the goose is good for the gander, surely?

The existential crisis happening in education because of #ChatGPT is kind of ironic to me. School systems around the world are so focused on grading and busy work that they've forgotten the purpose of education: learning