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NEGATIVAN UTICAJ CHATGPT-a NA OBRAZOVANJE

Vesna Simikić Orcid logo ,
Vesna Simikić
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Information Technologies, Faculty of Technical Sciences, University of Kragujevac , Kragujevac , Serbia

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Veljko Aleksić

Information Technologies, Faculty of Technical Sciences, University of Kragujevac , Kragujevac , Serbia

Editor: Dejan Kojić

Received: 14.10.2025.

Accepted: 05.11.2025. >>

Published: 28.11.2025.

Volume 7, Issue 2 (2025)

pp. 74-82;

https://doi.org/10.63395/STEDJournal0702089S74

Abstract

Uvođenje generativnih jezičnih modela poput ChatGPT-a u obrazovni sistem donosi brojne benefite, ali i značajne izazove koji mogu negativno uticati na kvalitet obrazovanja. Analiza relevantne naučne literature na primjeru korištenja vještačke inteligencije u obrazovanju pokazuje da prekomjerna upotreba može dovesti do pasivnog pristupa učenju, smanjenja motivacije za samostalno razmišljanje i razvoja kognitivnih sposobnosti, te povećanja rizika od akademskog nepoštenja. Poseban izazov predstavlja i uticaj na kompetencije pa se kod studenata bilježi površno razumijevanje programiranja i algoritamskog razmišljanja usled oslanjanja na gotova rješenja. Rad ističe potrebu za razvijanjem jasnih pedagoških i etičkih okvira koji bi usmjeravali odgovornu i kritičku upotrebu alata vještačke inteligencije u obrazovanju. U tom smislu, preporučuje se integracija AI pismenosti u kurikulume, redizajn evaluacija na višim nivoima Blumove taksonomije, te osnaživanje nastavnika za vođenje učenika kroz aktivne misaone procese. Balansiran i promišljen pristup može omogućiti optimalno korištenje prednosti ChatGPT-a, uz očuvanje kvaliteta i integriteta obrazovnog procesa, posebno u oblasti informacionih tehnologija.

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Author Contributions

Conceptualization, V.S.; Investigation, V.S.; Writing – original draft, V.S.; Supervision, V.A. All authors have read and agreed to the published version of the manuscript.

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