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Embracing ChatGPT and other generative AI tools in higher education: The importance of fostering trust and responsible use in teaching and learning
Trust is the foundation for learning, and we must not allow ignorance of this new technologies, like Generative AI, to disrupt the relationship between students and educators. As a first step, we need to actively engage with AI tools to better understand how they can help us in our work.
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