Interview with the Chatbot: How Does It Reason? (Journal Article)
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TextSeries: American Chemical Society, Volume 100, Issue 8Publication details: USA :American Chemical Society August 2023Description: 2821-2824 pISSN: - 0021-9584
- General Public First-Year Undergraduate/General
- High School/Introductory Chemistry Second-Year
- Undergraduate/General Upper-Division Undergraduate
- Graduate Education/Research Learning
- Theories Internet/Web-Based Learning
- Misconceptions/Discrepant Events
- Problem Solving/Decision Making Testing/Assessment
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Abstract
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Chatbots that can generate answers to a variety of questions and engage in conversation have become widely available to the public. The potential use and misuse of these systems in education are currently the subject of great debate. These discussions can be more productive if they are informed by a better understanding of the scope and limitations of these tools. This commentary seeks to provide some insights into how AI Chatbots seem to reason about chemical entities and processes, analyzing the extent to which these systems express misconceptions, explanatory biases, and limited or flawed explanations. This analysis reveals fascinating similarities between the answers generated by AI Chatbots and chemistry learners when engaged in an explanatory activity.
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