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[Episode 70] Why is ChatGPT Intimidating Educators? (w/Shouvik Paul)
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In episode 70 of Teaching Channel Talks, we had the pleasure of hosting Shouvik Paul, the Chief Revenue Officer at Copyleaks. During this insightful conversation, Wendy and Shouvik delved into the profound influence of artificial intelligence (AI) on education. As a leading AI-powered content and plagiarism detection platform, Copyleaks is at the forefront of supporting teachers in an evolving education landscape that now includes tools like ChatGPT and Shouvik sheds light on the potential of AI programs like ChatGPT to augment the learning experience for students. Prepare to be enlightened as we explore the transformative power of AI in education and discover how educators can harness its capabilities to empower their students.
Articles
Shouvik Paul has been interviewed by the Wall Street Journal and Vanity Fair about Copyleaks work in detecting plagiarism and AI sourced content.
- ChatGPT's Mind-Boggling, Possibly Dystopian Impact on the Media World — Vanity Fair
- Professors Turn to ChatGPT to Teach Students a Lesson — The Wall Street Journal
Resources
- Copyleaks has created a free Google Chrome extension to help educators detect AI content on the web, click here to try it out!
- Learn more about how Copyleaks is using AI to detect the presence of AI in this downloadable: Copyleaks AI Content Detector
- Learn more about how Copyleaks is fighting plagiarism in education in this downloadable: Copyleaks AI-Powered Plagiarism Detector
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