How has AI changed education and research in the University? Interview with faculty members.

ChatGPT and AI are undoubtedly among the hot topics these days. Using AI, you can do whatever you want. You can change your voice, create content, summarize your texts, and have a 24/7 assistant. Almost every single application is AI-powered, and if it’s not, it is considered outdated.
A few months ago, I was grading the lab reports of my students, and I noticed that some of the answers were very well written and professionally discussed. This level of quality was unusual for first-year students. I couldn’t tell if the answers were provided by a chatbot or not. This made me worried that the quality of education and assessments might be negatively
affected by these tools.
So, I asked faculty members in various departments to share their points of view about AI, its effect on education, and how students can benefit from it without violating academic integrity.
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Hi, I'm Mojtaba Abbasi, a Ph.D. candidate in Chemistry (at the time of writing this description!). I've been working on glasses for several years. Recently NMR has become the primary characteristic technique for exploring the glass structure. I'll post content mainly related to these two topics on this channel. I am excited about this channel and look forward to sharing exciting content here.

By the way, I have another channel named Timeless Nature, in which I share nature videography and photography content, which are my new hobbies.
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