David Wiley hits some of the right notes, and some (in my view) less right, in this post: "the first lesson," he writes, "is this: open licensing – giving people permission to use their agency, enthusiasm, and creativity to engage in the 5R activities – unlocks human potential. And so we have to move beyond narrow thinking about how generative AI impacts our work with traditional OER and begin thinking more broadly about the power 'generative OER,' in which we treat generative AI itself as an OER."
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