Can Oxford and Cambridge save Harvard from ChatGPT?

Can Oxford and Cambridge save Harvard from ChatGPT?
(Image: Bloomberg)
Bloomberg
By Adrian Wooldridge Artificial intelligence (AI) is capable not just of disrupting higher education but of blowing it apart. The march of the smart machines is already well advanced. AI can easily pass standardised tests such as the GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) and the GRE (Graduate Record Examination) required by graduate schools. AI received a 3.34 grade point average (GPA) in a Harvard freshman course and a B grade on the final exam of a typical core Wharton Business School master of business administration cours...

More Bloomberg

Fears for 1,000 wind projects as German election nears
Energy

Fears for 1,000 wind projects as German election nears

Expansion of energy source is at risk of a drastic slowdown, industry group says.

Bloomberg 01 Feb 2025
UK burying Thatcher’s privatisation legacy
Policy Opinion

UK burying Thatcher’s privatisation legacy

Experience with privatised public services has soured.

Bloomberg 04 Jan 2025
Firms do better when more women are on boards: analysts
Bloomberg

Firms do better when more women are on boards: analysts

The most gender-diverse companies deliver higher shareholder returns than others.

Bloomberg 14 Dec 2024
How Saudi Arabia turned back climate progress at summit
Politics

How Saudi Arabia turned back climate progress at summit

Oil giant crucial in ensuring nations were not called on to eschew fossil fuels.

Bloomberg 01 Dec 2024