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OpenAI pousse trois nouveaux outils dans les écoles, en pleine épidémie de triche à l'IA

OpenAI a présenté trois nouveaux modules destinés à l'enseignement, un pour les professeurs du primaire et du secondaire, un pour ceux du supérieur, et un dernier pour les étudiants eux-mêmes.

Le premier passe par ChatGPT for Teachers, la version gratuite réservée aux enseignants vérifiés (pour le moment uniquement américains) et à leurs établissements. Il fabrique des ressources adaptées au niveau de chaque élève, produit des visuels interactifs et se branche sur les référentiels pédagogiques locaux.

Les deux autres arrivent par ChatGPT Edu, la formule sous licence que les universités achètent pour tout leur campus. Un enseignant du supérieur peut y mettre à jour son programme, monter un site de cours, produire des évaluations multimédias, et reconditionner l'ensemble pour la plateforme pédagogique de son établissement.

Les étudiants, eux, récupèrent un tuteur, des quiz générés à la volée, des fiches de révision et des explications en images. OpenAI précise qu'ils doivent définir leurs objectifs, choisir leurs sources et examiner ce que la machine leur sort.

L'orientation du projet tient en une phrase : l'IA devrait soutenir l'apprentissage et non le raccourcir. Mouais...

Le contexte rend cette approche un peu particulière en fait. La triche assistée par IA s'est installée comme une routine dans les écoles du monde entier, au point que l'Université nationale autonome du Mexique a suspendu des inscriptions après une fraude massive à ses examens d'entrée.

Les travaux qui s'accumulent ne vont pas d'ailleurs dans le sens d'OpenAI. Une étude du MIT a mesuré à l'électroencéphalogramme, l'examen qui enregistre l'activité électrique du cerveau, une activité nettement plus faible chez les étudiants qui rédigeaient avec l'IA. Le résultat est sans appel. Ces mêmes étudiants se souvenaient beaucoup moins bien de ce qu'ils venaient d'écrire.

Une autre enquête, publiée l'an dernier par le Center for Democracy and Technology, montre que les enseignants du primaire et du secondaire réclament surtout qu'on leur explique comment intégrer ces outils, et qu'ils redoutent aussi les dégâts sur les apprentissages.

Il y a un détail qui m'a fait un peu tiquer dans la communication d'OpenAI. La société prend soin de préciser que les enseignants gardent la main sur les décisions pédagogiques, sur la notation et sur les actions automatisées, ce qui laisse penser que la question s'est quand même posée en interne, et surtout qu'on est sur une première étape.

Source : The Register

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