Rylee Robles is a senior at Los Alamitos High School and is trying to stay ahead of the curve when it comes to using the technology to help her with her studies.
“I think it’s an incredible tool to elevate your own work,” Robles said. “I know it’s been very controversial, in especially film, and in a school setting, but I think it’s a really valuable piece to build off of your own work.”
With tools like ChatGPT and Open AI becoming more mainstream, the technology is being embraced by the Orange County Department of Education to be used as a tool to aid students with their learning. OCDE hired Kunal Dalal and Wes Kriesel as administrators of AI and innovation.
The pair will serve as resources for the 28 local districts in Orange County to help with their AI initiatives. Dalal and Kriesel see AI as a way to enhance the education experience for students.
On top of using AI software to help with writing tasks, the technology can also help bring the imagination of students to life.
“Because of the power of AI, which is the ability to generate language, ability to generate images, and it’s continually improving,” Dalal said. “Because of that, it’s almost like we would be at a deficit if we didn’t use AI.”
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