东盟基金会报告显示，83%的菲律宾学生曾使用生成式AI（如ChatGPT）用于学习目的。四分之三的学生依赖它改写在线来源，并在学校写作任务中将其呈现为自己的作品。根据东盟基金会执行主任Piti Srisangsam的说法，AI采用是由年轻人口驱动的。
东盟基金会最近的一份报告突显了菲律宾教育中人工智能使用率的高水平。具体而言，83%的学生曾尝试使用生成式AI完成学术任务，高于区域平均水平。
四分之三菲律宾学生使用AI写作工具，民调显示
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