I wanted to hear how students themselves are thinking about this.

So I went back to my alma mater, Stanford University, and asked 50 students how AI is changing the way they learn, think, and imagine their futures.

This video was created in partnership with OpenAI and Cat Goetze, AKA "CatGPT", in support of the 100 Chats Project.

*About CatGPT*

Cat Goetze, AKA "CatGPT", is a creator-entrepreneur and AI educator with over 1M+ followers, known for making advanced technology feel accessible, empowering, and culturally relevant. She rose to prominence by breaking down complex AI concepts for everyday users and documenting her own experiments building products at the intersection of creativity and technology, including launching the viral hardware brand, "Physical Phones". Through sharp storytelling and hands-on experimentation, she has built a reputation as a leading voice in applied AI, helping students, creators, and entrepreneurs understand not just how these tools work, but how to use them to think better, build faster, and expand what feels possible.

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*About 100 Chats*

The 100 Chats Project is a collaborative initiative where college students submitted their most useful, creative, and transformative real conversations with ChatGPT. Those conversations were tested, refined, and collectively ranked to produce a curated list of the 100 most powerful ChatGPT prompts for students.

The result is a snapshot of how the next generation is using AI as a thinking partner, not just a shortcut. You can explore the project and see the chats here:
https://chatgpt.com/100chats-project/

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*Chapters*
0:00 – 0:58 Introduction
0:58 – 6:37 What kind of work do you delegate to ChatGPT and what kind of work do you keep for yourself?
6:37 – 10:10 Has AI impacted your decision of what to major in?
10:10 – 14:44 Do you trust that professors know how to teach in an AI world, or do you feel like you're learning faster than the curriculum updates?
14:44 – 17:07 When AI can assist in essays, projects, and writing code, how should Stanford measure your success and intelligence?
17:07 – 20:42 Your generation has the most powerful tools, and yet perhaps the most uncertain future. How does this make you feel?