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Join BU School of Theology (STH) & BU Computing & Data Sciences (CDS)' Wesley Wildman on reddit AMA Monday, Feb. 27 from 12-2pm ET! In this live Q&A, he will answer questions on the ethics of using AI text generators, like #ChatGPT, in education, its impact on students &...

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