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ChatGPT Tag

02 Jan

Incorporating ChatGPT into Human Rights Pedagogy and Research Practices

[Tamara N. Lewis Arredondo is a Senior Lecturer and researcher on human rights for the Global Citizenship research group at The Hague University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands] What can ChatGPT teach you, me and our students about human rights?  As with all new technology, generative AI has impacted the academy, influencing how we teach, assess and even how we acquire...

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