POSSIBILITIES OF USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN TEACHING MATHEMATICS (ON THE EXAMPLE OF VSTU)

The article discusses the possibilities of using artificial intelligence (AI) in teaching mathematics at a university. The experience of using AI systems by students and teachers of Volgograd State Technical University is analyzed. A comparative analysis of the degree of use of various AI systems by students is conducted. The possibilities of GPT-chats in solving mathematical problems are studied.

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PRIMO ASPECTU
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.35211/2500-2635-2024-4-60-69-75
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Artificial Intelligence in Education
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POSSIBILITIES OF USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN TEACHING MATHEMATICS (ON THE EXAMPLE OF VSTU)

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POSSIBILITIES OF USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN TEACHING MATHEMATICS (ON THE EXAMPLE OF VSTU)

Alexey B. Simonov, Irina Tarasova, Ivana Šimonová
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Abstract

The article discusses the possibilities of using artificial intelligence (AI) in teaching mathematics at a university. The experience of using AI systems by students and teachers of Volgograd State Technical University is analyzed. A comparative analysis of the degree of use of various AI systems by students is conducted. The possibilities of GPT-chats in solving mathematical problems are studied.

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