Education minister looks at how ChatGPT could affect students learning
The introduction of artificial intelligence will not become a substitute for core education and learning.
That's from the education minister who's been looking at the capabilities of systems like ChatGPT and how it affects the sector.
Academic experts have previously labelled AI 'disruptive' but ultimately believe they'll have to embrace it.
Speaking with Manx Radio's Christian Jones, Julie Edge says educationalists will have to adapt:
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