As artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning continue to advance, content creators and even educators have started thinking about using these technologies. Large language models, in particular, have the potential to revolutionize the way we learn and teach, offering personalized and adaptive learning experiences, automating content creation and assessment, and even providing virtual mentoring.

Teachers have always been the heroes of the classroom, but imagine a world where they are enabled to go beyond their current responsibilities of planning and delivering lessons. In a world where language models are able to perform a wide range of tasks with high accuracy, it is easy to fall prey to the idea of the death of the educator. But it is important to remember that language models are not capable of the same level of critical thinking, creativity and emotional intelligence of a skilled teacher.

One of the key considerations when integrating AI into the classroom is determining how it will be used. Will it be used to supplement traditional teaching methods, or will it play a more central role in the learning process? How will it be incorporated into existing lesson plans and curriculum? Answering these questions will help educators identify the best ways to leverage the unique capabilities of language models, and become superhumans in this brave new world of large language models.