James Blakely & Jeanne Law The general consensus among techies and luddites alike is that a paradigm shift occurred in November 2022, when the public became acquainted with GPT’s first iteration of generative artificial Intelligence (AI). Bill Gates, in his blog, GatesNotes, likened GPT to a revolution he hasn’t seen since “graphical user interface.” There is far less consensus on the implications of this paradigm shift in higher education, though. While GPT is a technological revolution, its creators may not have imagined how it would impact content creation and assessment in higher ed’s writing courses. In response, researchers in the…
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