Sam Altman — the CEO of OpenAI, which is behind the buzzy AI chat bot ChatGPT — said that the company will develop ways to help schools discover AI plagiarism, but he warned that full detection isn't guaranteed.Altman added that people have long been integrating new technologies into their lives — and into the classroom —and that those technologies will only generate more positive impact for users down the line.The CEO's comments come after schools that are part of the New York City Department of Education and Seattle Public School system banned students and teachers from using ChatGPT to prevent plagiarism and cheating.The bans have ignited conversations — especially among teachers — over how AI could transform the state of education and the ways that students learn at-large.But even though OpenAI has heard from teachers "who are understandably very nervous" about ChatGPT's impact on things like homework, the company has also heard from them that the chat bot can be "an unbelievable personal tutor for each kid," Altman said."