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Using large language models in nursing education

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By: Jennifer L. Bartlett, PhD, RN-BC, CNE, CHSE

I’m a nurse educator and realize that artificial intelligence (AI) crossing over into the academic environment via ChatGPT and other chatbots affects how we frame the use of AI in nursing education. What ethical pressure points touch this emerging, constantly evolving technology?

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