AI tools are becoming increasingly advanced and are now applied in various aspects of our lives. Examples include classifying spam emails and recognizing license plates on vehicles, which belong to "Perceptive AI". Later, AI began generating extensive text, images, and audio, categorized as "Generative AI". Following this, humans started using AI to complete all errands, such as booking flights, accommodation, itineraries, and currency exchange, which falls under "Agentive AI". Currently, 2 there is a steady emergence of "Physical AI," exemplified by restaurant service robots. Therefore, in this developed AI society, we should understand how to use these tools correctly to achieve things more efficiently. First, it is essential to understand that AI is an auxiliary tool for learning and research, not a tool for being lazy. Therefore, you absolutely should not use AI to write entire theses. The data it provides might be fabricated (created just to meet your request), commonly known as "ghost documents" or "ghost references". Citing this without verification will cause major problems. Our correct approach should be utilizing "human-machine collaboration" and forcing the AI to find supporting evidence from the web before answering questions. Furthermore, we can use AI features to quickly extract key points, saving time and cost. Only by finding the correct way to use AI tools can we unleash their greatest potential.

Implemented by Department of Recreation and Sports Management
Date: 2025/11/05