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教科书巨头：如何看待人工智能在课堂上的潜力和风险 - 财富中文网

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By Jenn Brice
| Fortune China
AI’s incipient invasion of the classroom, from personal robo-tutors to AI-powered tools, is a triumph of progress to industry boosters like Sam Altman—and a worrisome new trend to many wary teachers. For McGraw Hill, the publisher of educational textbooks, finding a balance between the two diverging views is nothing new. The tension dates back to the invention of the calculator, says Dylan Arena, chief data science and AI officer at McGraw Hill.
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Textbook giant McGraw Hill sees potential for AI in the classroom—and the risks

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By Jenn Brice
| Fortune Verified
AI’s incipient invasion of the classroom, from personal robo-tutors to AI-powered tools, is a triumph of progress to industry boosters like Sam Altman—and a worrisome new trend to many wary teachers. For McGraw Hill, the publisher of educational textbooks, finding a balance between the two diverging views is nothing new. The tension dates back to the invention of the calculator, says Dylan Arena, chief data science and AI officer at McGraw Hill.
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OpenAI says it’s not using voice data or transcripts of calls to new 1-800-ChatGPT phone line for AI training

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By Jenn Brice
| Fortune Verified
OpenAI says it will not train its technology on the voices of consumers who use its new ChatGPT telephone service. A company spokesperson told Fortune that OpenAI was not training on “calls, transcripts of calls, and WhatsApp messages” placed to 1-800-ChatGPT, a retro-style service unveiled on Wednesday that allows consumers to access the popular generative AI application by dialing the phone number and speaking to the chatbot through a phone call.
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