"EDUCAUSE QuickPoll Results: Adopting and Adapting to Generative AI in Higher Ed Tech"


Asked about their agreement with specific statements about generative AI, a strong majority of respondents (83%) agreed that these technologies will profoundly change higher education in the next three to five years (see table 1). These changes could be positive or negative. More respondents agreed than disagreed that generative AI would make their job easier and would have more benefits than drawbacks. However, more respondents agreed than disagreed that the use of generative AI in higher education makes them nervous, perhaps an acknowledgment of the potential risks of these technologies, however beneficial

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Author: Charles W. Bailey, Jr.

Charles W. Bailey, Jr.