Young people rarely set out to confide in AI. They usually start with homework or grammar checks, then turn to a chatbot after a falling-out with someone in their lives.
Whether a program runs 14 weeks or four years, students face many of the same pressures outside the classroom. Shortening the runway to a credential doesn't shorten the list of things standing between a student and the finish line.
American researchers are among the least convinced about AI's potential, a sentiment that tracks with low confidence in their preparedness and their institutions' ability to govern the technology.
As a campus leader, you probably know students are using your school's AI agents to find support at all hours. But you may be looking for more insight on the problems that today's students are turning to chatbots to solve.
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