Write a short piece in the style of a ‘talking-points brief’ to prepare a senior politician for potential questions from journalists. 500 words.
The scenario
You are a junior comms officer/media advisor in the federal Department of Education. One day you get sent this email:
From: Head of Comms
To: all comms officers
Subject: ministerial talking-points brief
Heads up everybody!
These two articles are doing the rounds and causing a bit of a stir:
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2023/jan/17/lecturer-detects-bot-use-in-one-fifth-of-assessments-as-concerns-mount-over-ai-in-exams
https://theconversation.com/as-uni-goes-back-heres-how-teachers-and-students-can-use-chatgpt-to-save-time-and-improve-learning-199884
The Minister will be opening a new building at Federation Uni in Berwick next Monday morning and journos will ask questions about this. I want a talking points brief (500 words max, dot points fine) comparing the two articles and weighing their arguments. We don’t want the Minister to be caught off-guard do we? Remember what happened last time!
I need this by midnight on Sunday 26 March.
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