NTP Episode 7 - It's the end of the world...

In this episode of the Nontraditional Teachers Podcast, Dustin Watson does an "interview" with ChatGPT's AI. Is this new technology going to end education as we know it? Or, is it just a tool that teachers and students can learn to use ethically and efficiently? Remember, you can interact with the show by sending an email to [e-mail]

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