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OpenAI Launches 'Study Mode' to Support Responsible Learning Amid AI Education Challenges

Originally Published 5 months ago — by Gizmodo

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OpenAI has launched 'Study Mode' in ChatGPT to promote active learning among students by providing interactive, question-based guidance aimed at reducing reliance on AI for cheating and encouraging deeper understanding, though its effectiveness depends on student adoption and motivation.

ChatGPT Launches 'Study Mode' to Promote Responsible Academic Use

Originally Published 5 months ago — by The Verge

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OpenAI has introduced a new study mode for ChatGPT that promotes step-by-step problem solving, interactive prompts, and personalized learning, aiming to enhance educational use and encourage deeper engagement rather than just providing answers. The feature, available to various ChatGPT users, includes quizzes and tailored responses, with future plans for more visualizations and personalization. This move is part of a broader trend of AI tools competing for educational relevance, alongside similar features from competitors like Anthropic and Google.

OpenAI Unveils ChatGPT Study Mode to Promote Responsible Learning

Originally Published 5 months ago — by TechCrunch

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OpenAI has introduced Study Mode in ChatGPT to promote critical thinking among students by asking questions and limiting direct answers, aiming to enhance learning rather than just providing solutions. The feature is available to various ChatGPT plans and is part of OpenAI's effort to address concerns about AI's impact on students' critical skills. While it encourages active learning, students can switch back to regular mode, and future parental controls may be considered.