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‘Why should students learn a skill that will become redundant?’: Teaching Quantitative Social Science in an AI era
This report comprises a review of the state of the art concerning Generative AI’s impact upon quantitative social science education. Insights are combined with results of a survey of undergraduate social science students to suggest initial recommendations and avenues for further discussion. While po
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