USU Professors, Students Discuss Impact of ChatGPT

February 16, 2023

Utah State Today regularly highlights work created by the talented student journalists at Utah State University. The following story was published on AggieTVNews prior to its inclusion in Utah State Today.

Utah State University student journalist Kainoa Johnson talked with USU students and faculty to discuss how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing how we interact on the web and in the classroom and how ChatGPT could create new challenges for the university.

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Christopher Garff
Professional Practice Assistant Professor
Department of Journalism and Communication
435-797-3754
chris.garff@usu.edu

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Teaching 168 Technology 157 Journalism 77

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