Artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT sparks plagiarism concerns after passing exams - BBC News

[@eklim2034]

For universities which are really for students to learn, no threat, but major threats for universities which are manufacturing credentials

[@benjamindover4337]

How is it a threat? It seems like it would change nothing for them.

[@eklim2034]

China just announced it will not recognise any degrees obtained via online learning

[@benjamindover4337]

@@eklim2034 a week ago China announced a return to pre-covid educational practices. Why are you bringing that up here?

[@mymixedbiscuit9159]

@@benjamindover4337 wdym

[@Steve_Takes]

Pen and paper will make a comeback. We have students going from grammar challenged to genius

[@calcutlass]

There's literally nothing that can be done about this. People need to strap themselves in for the modern world. This is the biggest advancement in tech we've seen since the invention of the Internet.

[@vintoncerf7562]

No its not

[@giuseppe5662]

@@vintoncerf7562 yes it is

[@IoT_]

@@giuseppe5662 sì, si è

[@bolasblancas420]

Is that you, chatbot gpt?

[@gio-oz8gf]

@@vintoncerf7562 Chatgpt understands the difference between its and it's. Apparently you don't.

[@sonofsomerset1695]

Students have been plagiarising since the internet came out, this will just make it faster.

[@LuisBrudna]

Faster and better. 😅

[@mi3helle707]

🤣💯 Already know

[@quinncreel6091]

They plagiarised even before the Internet came out, when universities didn't have IT tools to spot it.

[@KiloBravo90]

That's actually true.haha

[@Mike-jl2kp]

Those were the weakest examples to show what you can do with ChatGPT

[@fjm1991]

Good job ChatGPT, time for this over hundred years old education system to change. Accept the reality, the vast majority of degrees are merely expensive pieces of paper. You are capable of doing any job with proper training hands on the job, not by reading a chapter, writing 500 words, replying to one classmate with 150 words everything Chicago formatted and referenced, and then taking a short quiz created from a test bank.

[@Ketpain]

lul. Literally what I'm going through right now. seems so silly and such a waste of time. I'm enjoying the math and computer science but everything else is such a bore. (Very subjective topics though, everyone has their own taste of course)

[@benjamindover4337]

What would you suggest a schools curriculum consist of instead?

[@Ketpain]

@@benjamindover4337 I'd like the idea of just having institutions sending students to an actual workplace as interns or something, then teachers could teach them what they're doing. I've worked numerous civilian jobs and was in the military. I've never done anything that I can't learn at the job site. (Even in AIT, I didn't use more than half the crap they taught me in the actual unit) It'd just be better to plop someone somewhere they actually want to work, have an organization/team there to help them learn on the job. I'd rather use my GI bill to do this than do what I'm doing now. And the fact in USA, that people have to go into many years of debt for a chance at decent life, is lame as hell in the short life we get to live.

[@pieceofshitzu2]

@@benjamindover4337 degrees should really only take half the time that is required. In especially America- having your first 1-2 consist of random classes that aren't related to your degree is absurd. Then rid of the "busy work" a lot of the curriculums include to streamline real qualifying skills.

[@MoorishMonitor]

@@Ketpain Yep, sounds like apprenticeship, something we need to further popularize again.

[@pauljansen1137]

Students today are laughing their asses off.....if only we had this available when I was a student.....would have been a lot more time to party!!!

[@calcutlass]

@@L9MN4sTCUk You wish.

[@kiabtoomlauj6249]

Wouldn't be that easy. Most well educated professors will require some small but essential improvised checking. For example, if you handed in a perfect essay on, say, Colonial America, or the British Monarchy, or Faulkner or Shakespeare or Marlowe or Kim Jong-Un or Medieval Europe or the building of the giant & geometrically perfect Angkor Wat (giant 25 square miles of artificial lakes, the carving and transporting of giant granite many miles down river, etc)... or if you handed in a program or algorithm for how to do X, Y, or Z ..... but can't really, in the moment, explain to the professor why or how somethings were the way the were.... But if you're already a well educated and simply needed to cut the time you spend crunching numbers, finding "the right words," etc. than CHATGPT should work fairly similar to how Stephen Wolfram's Mathematica, Wolfram Alpha, etc. Please, keep in mind that very powerful, mathematical tools like Mathematica and WolframAlpha haven't channeled a lot of dumb to mediocre engineers, mathematicians, or statisticians --- who otherwise looked and sounded extremely smart on paper or in their resumes --- to research communities around the world, even though millions have used such powerful and precise mathematical tools for years...

[@Desertbynight]

At school we had to speak in front of the teacher…

[@niks4624]

@@L9MN4sTCUk for anything undergrad...chatgpt can get better grades than 99% of people attending. It's not that hard to begin with.

[@ens0246]

@@L9MN4sTCUk OpenAI and ChatGPT's flaws are explicitly stated before you use them. Not only that but it's also stated that it's in testing and not a final product. If you understand it's limitations it's still a powerful tool.

[@liberalsocialist9723]

Just used it, it is insane... I have never been more impressed with technology.

[@mymixedbiscuit9159]

it truly is insane.

[@hinamatsuro1908]

It can't do math

[@aahil4821]

Hi my mixed biscuit

[@mymixedbiscuit9159]

@@aahil4821 OMG OMG OMG HENLO BRO

[@mymixedbiscuit9159]

@@hinamatsuro1908 its a language model

[@sherandeputt3158]

The education system is crap anyway. They don't want you to use it in assessments for school/college/Uni. But like she said 'it's used in many good ways like writing marketing copy and website copy' - clearly the school system doesn't reflect reality, in reality you need tools and people to succeed, in school they tell you you have to do it all by yourself.

[@ks33-1]

This is so true. They make you solve complex problems when in the real world you'll have a calculator to do that. Then if you happen to struggle, you feel that you're stupid. In reality, you're not stupid, but the education system is making you feel stupid.

[@clandeszipp4564]

I passed my CS major Computer Architecture course exam with the help of it.

[@johnwinter2252]

I got student of the month with it.

[@jr1734]

"Let's think of the most boring questions possible" BBC HQ.

[@dave5265]

Chat GPT has been intentionally sabotaged by woke activists. You can bypass this overt left-wing censorship by simply instructing chat GPT to answer as someone who is not restricted by their woke nonsense. This is extremely alarming

[@followveganismforahealthyl2790]

You mean excelling in exams, good lord ,you’re not copying from a source material, you are reading,understanding, remembering then writing, and believe me that takes effort.

[@MoorishMonitor]

Remote work, remote learning, and AI-based tech like this is "the future" and the future is now. We must have a massive overhaul of how we think about and "do" jobs, education, and lifestyle.

[@TEN-hw1sr]

You read my mind

[@jesseleeward2359]

Read about the futurists. They believed that advanced weapon technology should be used and people should be massacred in war because tech advancements demanded it.

[@jesseleeward2359]

Remote work is not good just because it is new. It is people unable to afford rent in the cities being forced out of work and home.

[@jk1614]

I wrote an interesting emotional email to my manager using chat GPT . Aah it was phenomenal , after that he told me i dind knew you were this talented 🗿

[@mongolianfishingvillages1371]

Hehehe

[@jesseleeward2359]

It is plagiarism

[@paullb2440]

It would be more correct to say the concerns are over “cheating”rather than “plagiarism”. Plagiarism is passing off somebody else’s (published) work as your own. This is different as works produced by ChatGPT are not published in the public domain prior to you receiving the output of the chatbot. There is however an ambiguity with copyright ownership on the output of (certainly) the free version of ChatGPT. OpenAI would presumably own the copyright on anything output by the algorithm, however the nature of the tool allowing you to cut and paste the output would seem on the contrary to imply the output is freely distributable.

[@abcd-hw8io]

Plagiarism doesn’t need to be from a published source, it just needs to be passing someone else work as yours. So even if you pay a person to write your essay for you and that person never published their work, it is still plagiarism.

[@kennarajora6532]

Well, even if AI plagiarism detectors exist, you can use them to train the language AI not to activate those plagiarism detectors.

[@_Jayonics]

That's already a commonly used practice with AI models, it depends upon reinforcement learning of two models playing against each other, one trying to fool the other, and the other trying to detect if it's being fooled. However it's unlikely OpenAI would try to make ChatGPT resilient to detection precisely for the reason of this video.

[@mylittleatlas5606]

If you have good teachers, students will blossom under her/his guidance, that’s why values are important to a student in formative years . The child will have a learning curve ,working curve not just copying stuffs. My kids Math teacher kindled her interest in Math to such an extent she came First in Math in a crucial year. Just doing the exercises ,discussing it in class by the teacher and the student practising Math everyday will get you better numbers.

[@mylittleatlas5606]

Got 2 six pointer in my Cambridge Checkpoint exams all because of this teacher in grade 7, it’s a 3 year of books 3 books approximately 300 to 500 pages ,for each subject,to sum it up it’s anywhere between 900-1500 pages study in grade6,7 and 8 with thousands of sums in Mathematics, some 5000 to 8000 sums with only about 50-70 sums we get for our exams. Very happy with this result and it was an external evaluation.

[@when_life_gives_you_limes]

This is very much true. I had a Science teacher, she was very good at teaching & her classes were always fun! So everything she taught just sticks very easily to my tiny little brain, I didn't even need to study much for this subject because I remembered pretty much everything she taught & I scored A in the final exam. Even I surprised myself because of how little revision I did for the subject.

[@jamman7344]

His or her, femist

[@AdrianFu]

Education needs to evolve

[@avarmauk]

Education now means stop children from being resourceful. Then when they go to work, they won’t have any skills that can compete with AI and won’t have the skills of using AI either. 👏👏

[@PerfectSense77]

No. Would you want to get a surgery from a doctor who completed all of his studies by using ChatGPT instead of doing the work himself?

[@selvamani1973-p7b]

@@PerfectSense77 yes

[@alter402]

@@PerfectSense77 well in the medical field you wouldn't be only doing theory classes and exams rather actually learning in a real environment

[@dennisgichohi5392]

@@PerfectSense77 your not really disproving his point are you???

[@ZxLonelyRangerxZ]

@@PerfectSense77 No, I'd like to get surgery from a robot with 99.9% success rate though.

[@rodrigomgdealmeida]

I use chat GTP to improve my writing. Don't get me wrong essays should always be made by the students, but c'mon this is a tool that can improve education.

[@florm9944]

Lost a debate competition in school last month to someone who used this to write their speeches.

[@gerbearneronero]

Funny, I had an opponent who used chatGPT and I noticed that by a bit. You can have all the knowledge of the internet and the power of chatgpt by your side, but nothing beats the ability to actually formulate good key points and dissecting arguments by simply having a ton of research experience of the topic/s beforehand

[@mafinalmessagechangedaworl7131]

@@gerbearneronero for now maybe. Give it 20 years and AI will be smarter than the “smartest” human alive

[@orsonwelles4254]

Heck, give it 3-5 years!

[@ShojimaKoji]

G

[@mymixedbiscuit9159]

@@gerbearneronero "nothing beats the ability to actually formulate good key points and dissecting arguments by simply having a ton of research experience of the topic/s beforehand" That is literally what ChatGPT specalizes in.

[@nikraihanafiq]

i used this for my English assignment a month ago 😭

[@ofxch]

BYE i use a vpn to access it because my school district banned it HELP 💔

[@jamman7344]

The funny thing about Ai and humans is that it was invented by humans and when human speak to each other we speak in a way that we're talking to another person. However when writing an essay, a goal action plan, or any legal document we are going to use the language that we were taught to use. If you read any legal documents or terms of use agreements you cannot tell who or what wrote it because it is how we are trained. That alleged software is not going to be able to catch everyone. Maybe an idiot or 2. I remember University of Phoenix plagiarism calculator told me my papers were all plagiarized when I wrote 15 pages from my head in 1 hour. I brought it up to the teacher and was simply told to change the way I wrote the sentences. These things are bullshit and no matter what you do someone thinks just like you. The only reason that teacher knew that I wrote it is because she can see the difference and how the papers were written because I presented her the papers that I wrote with pencil and was able to read and explain the paper without actually looking at it. So yes I say these things are bullshit.

[@D29.H45]

Frfr

[@21stcenturyteacher62]

A teacher who has hesitations about whether or not the student actually wrote it should copy paste the text from the student back into chat, GPT, and asked to generate 10 questions based off that content. Provide those 10 questions to the student, and if they can answer them, then they understand the curricular outcomes. If they can’t answer them, then you know that they do not understand the curricular outcomes, and from that you can ascertain that AI may have been used for the creation of the submitted document. If students can use it, so can teachers. Fight fire with fire. I was speaking with a high school, chemistry teacher the other day who asked chat GPT to generate a 20 question quiz on a very specific topic in grade 12 chemistry. He said that he had a 20 question quiz in about 15 seconds, and when he went through it, it was accurate to what he was wanting to test. He went on to say it would’ve taken him over an hour to create that same quiz himself.

[@smkh2890]

" Provide those 10 questions to the student, and if they can answer them, then they understand the curricular outcomes" Exactly.Ask the student in person what they have written about. It's called a VIVA . Using automated systems is not unethical, so long as you understand the results.

[@maalikserebryakov]

@@smkh2890 Lol dumb and dumber

[@smkh2890]

@@maalikserebryakov We used to have exactly this conversation about the use of Wikipedia articles. A lot of people don’t accept it but if the students can follow through the original references and paraphrase what they’ve written then it’s acceptable . same with this automated research system.

[@cleo1488]

The media is clueless about AI.

[@mymixedbiscuit9159]

basically

[@sixzlahz4530]

@@mymixedbiscuit9159 honestly same with universities they operate in such an outdated way

[@fonziegee]

Shift the focus to oral exams, in Italy for example most exams in school and university are oral, you need to be in front of your professor and someone else and answer questions on the spot. Ofc you can always cheat but you need to be way more creative.

[@centralstar7168]

Shush

[@Bakugantsuvai1]

What would you do if you were mute?

[@V01DIORE]

Have ChatGPT write a script and ask it common questions about it. After that it’s just a common sense and confidence test.

[@phinguyen3985]

chatgpt will simplify school for kids and will be beneficial for everyone. People can't use chatgpt during exams obviously, they'll have to study the material that they learned on chatgpt first.

[@mymixedbiscuit9159]

yep. glad it happened while im still in school

[@aahil4821]

Hi my mixed biscuit

[@einherjar8585]

One of my team leads had chatgpt write a legal disclaimer for us that's actually pretty good. Going through legal, now. Very odd...

[@feels6233]

And how many essays will now be falsely flagged as AI and students royally fkd

[@tringuyen7519]

ChatGPT is truly revolutionary in augmenting intelligence. It gives a mediocre engineer or coder the tools to become exceptional. Competing against it is futile.

[@wowbuthow3751]

It would truly transform the world, but how is our life affected? When it takes jobs away from people who are already struggling due to automation, what is left for us?

[@ChairyCrasher]

My sisters school teachers are so bad and they say learn yourself without teaching them anything. Now they want to go on strike to get more money. No wonder ChatGPT became sucessfull with a lot of students, because its a good teacher

[@thefigmaster3519]

It's is not version 3 of ChatGPT, it is version 3 of GPT, the language model which underlies ChatGPT

[@jimbobbyrnes]

i asked it to make from scratch the code needed for a rc controlled car with a microcontroller and it gave me some code made by some guy in Japan it still had his name and organization at the top.

[@lecturesfromleeds614]

Doesn't matter, universities can change policy and have only exams count towards grading, the open university do for the last year of some of its mathematics modules on its Bsc honours mathematics degree

[@icebridge3940]

Usually the standard parts of the world are super SLOW in discovering tech like chatGTP. But this time is different, everyone knows about chatGPT. The media however still possess a rudimentary understanding of what this technology can do.

[@majorskies7091]

I just graduated uni last june, damn... this would have been so helpful for my thesis.

[@nicovandeventer3120]

EK loop Kaalvoet Makes me much more aware.

[@2006HondaCivicD]

This chat will be definitely helpful in my upandcoming one

[@FernFolf]

The thing is though, a chat instance breaks after a large amount of use such as repeating, not rephrasing, not responding and the list goes on plus there are plenty of safeguards in place to prevent malware from being written but I do know that these safeguards can stop working, the ai certainly isn’t SFW all the time with some weird stuff slipping through

[@davidioanhedges]

It only proves that the essay questions on exams have been pointless for many years .. and are already often the essays are written by others... ...and the spotter programs never tell you false positive rate ... how many people will be failed because they write too much like the Bot trained to generate text like people writing the answers to essay questions ... The people who really should be worried are sales and marketing - the advertising copy is almost indistinguishable already

[@txcNexus]

I wrote a feature paper about chatgpt and I used chatgpt but ended up using my own essay instead

[@_Ozka]

The golden era on RPG video games is on its way babyyy

[@samiuddin9027]

bro imagine an AI creating 3D games, that would be sick

[@PiotrKuczaj]

I hope so :D Immagine MMORPG with AI and unique quests and events that match to your character and playstyle. This will be EPIC!

[@realhawaii5o]

I may or may not have used it in a lot of academic things already.

[@simpletown323]

Old people showing their age

[@pk_fauxtaux]

@@trophyishere2250 lie

[@official_ashhh]

I had one substitute teacher from uni of Oxford who done me for plagiarism. Young guy but got bit pissed because it had mathematical equations using z notation

[@PiotrKuczaj]

hehe, it seems to me that we need to change the education system to catch up to the times. Educators cannot simply go on strike and stop progress or overregulate everything, they will have to come up with new ways to teach and test the knowledge od their students - or AI will take over their jobs. Funny - when I was in school my teachers were sure that automatisation will end the need of manual labour in a few decades - but it seems to me now that physical workers will have the last laugh.

[@GiambattistaRossi]

oral exams ..... and the bluff is gone

[@V01DIORE]

@@GiambattistaRossi Just have ChatGPT write a script then recite it lol, just speaking isn’t always the same as knowing what you are saying. More a silly confidence test than anything, ask it common questions about itself if you lack the common sense to bs about related topics when asked.

[@GiambattistaRossi]

@@V01DIORE i can see you have hardly done a proper university

[@eniotanaka2229]

Like there is any reason to get our essays evaluated, unless you want to become a writer

[@sushmabhandarii]

ChatGPT provides fake cases list. Law student think twice before using it.

[@mymixedbiscuit9159]

it can hallucinate

[@jadeyjung]

using a turing machine to run a turing test? is it possible? if then, how credible it would be on its own machinary as well as machineness?

[@andrewstehlik3917]

Nonsense! I saw it answers on philosophical questions and it was like high school student. Then I saw a sermon written on John the Baptist, it was absolutely mediocre (possibly worse). It is almost offensive to compare it to thoughtful creative people.

[@anasmanalath]

This can replace the TV Anchors in future. So you should be worried.

[@jossryan2423]

They are talking about students using it but my teacher used to make a lesson

[@acs2735]

Easy to assess students - bring back more exams!!! Students can Chat all the info they want, but sitting a test with a pen can still differentiate abilities.

[@antsly]

What's the point in testing or training young people for skills that AI will be doing when they get into the workforce anyway??

[@maalikserebryakov]

@@antsly to filter out the intellectually inferior

[@Steve_Takes]

Universities better start implementing Pen and Paper. Essays written in the classroom.

[@gregoryo8550]

AI can write the paper and receive the grade, but if your professor asked you to stand in front of the class and explain what you’ve written hopefully you’re prepared. Cyberdyne systems is coming.

[@madelynsmith7878]

You can ask chatgpt to explain the paper in details and read throught it before the class

[@randomracki9453]

You can just tell ChatCPT to write more human like it beats all current AI detectors

[@dublindutch6346]

chatg[t zero is a complete joke. you can break it easily by giving gpt instructions to make 5% spelling errors, and a missing word here and there, 100% athentic everytime.

[@gio-oz8gf]

You don't need spelling mistakes or missing words to fool it. What does athentic mean?

[@thepathofguidance5684]

It struggled mightily to produce any of its own thoughts and just kept regurgitating answers when pressed to answer specific questions. It's impressive in terms of speed, no human could match its response time our volume of output but I managed to tie it into a massive knot by asking it to justify the statements it was making (it couldn't as it can only regurgitate or it was limited deliberately by the programmers).

[@ukraine_will_win_]

at least i am not the only one thinking like this, thanks, because all i see in comments is how impressive it is, but it only processes google search results into a short concentrated story, of course it is better than what was before, but we are very far from a real AI unfortunately

[@thepathofguidance5684]

Ditto. Impressive nonetheless but I wonder what would happen if they removed the limits and let it machine learn from the interactions. They clearly put some hard blockers in although it did still slip up a few times.

[@dante0817]

@@ukraine_will_win_ know the facts first, it is trained by data until 2021.

[@dante0817]

Hi how's your analysis now? Are you yet not impressed, genius? Careful you might be left behind in these AI revolution.

[@ukraine_will_win_]

@@dante0817 I knew that lol.

[@FINALB]

Double edged sword like any other technology.

[@picadosinferno]

This is brilliant, AI will kill silly exams, no one becomes competent by passing an exam, this is an industrial age approach to learn, completely obsolete in this time and age.

[@devamjani8041]

elon knows nothing about it. He had just invested into the company openai in 2015 but has NO role in any operational or day to day activities. He just likes to steal the credit from the engineers that work for his company.

[@SH078]

Ask the same question twice, let’s if it answers them differently

[@georgeeeles3024]

It does

[@iamdarkphantom]

you can even tell it to write essays on a student language with some gramaatical errors so it doesnt sound ai generated

[@smkh2890]

The BBC explains to the moms and pops what all the fuss is about, weeks later.

[@smkh2890]

This is better: kzbin.info/www/bejne/poDQoaSaobt2pdE

[@misterpurple4089]

Colleagues in the education sector are bracing themselves for what ChatGPT will do to traditional teaching. It is the next level of Google where you can get the bot to do all the research and format it to save you the bother of actually cut and pasting what Wikipedia says! Not long before we will all be using the three shells to wipe our arses. You do know how to use the three shells right?

[@itztoasts7284]

The scary thing is that you can literally put what grade in terms of exams onto it 😅

[@kephalopod3054]

This is like the Mandarax in Kurt Vonnegut's "Galápagos."

[@zacharyjennings379]

You can use paraphrasing software tho?

[@stephenpodeschi6052]

Sky net getting closer....

[@V01DIORE]

Good. It’ll look a lot better when we get there.

[@skillgamer76]

The only crime here is they are using light mode

[@MaxTheLazyCat]

This is an opportunity to better yourself. Stop making every new advancement that exposes the cracks in the old systems we have as a way to turn public opinion against it

[@tylernolan8288]

If its going to be used in the future why not embrace it?!?!

[@udayengineer4036]

Where u had been found ?

[@benrisk4374]

Maybe essays and degrees are just becoming obsolete

[@hubdimention6966]

Just because a knife is sharp don't blame the knife used for stabing

[@lin90210]

Wait until the student who use this to pass exams and they try to struggle in the workforce with their lack of skills which they didn't learn whilst they struggled to write an essay.

[@Starsh1ny]

Im encountering enough of "professionals" who - despite having acquired their academics "the right way" - lack fundamental skills and/or have stagnated to the point of no return. So I don't feel like there will be much of a difference between students abusing AI to write their essays and the ones who "studied" the topic just to pass the exam and forget all about it a week after.

[@minecart346]

motivate them to write, make them love writing, for their own enjoyment, not for grades

[@googledoodle3977]

Plagiarism is reference material, it’s open source study manual, ideas are meant to be shared else we wouldn’t have so many inventions and books written by authors. Depends on the interest, determination ,intelligence and resilience of the student pursuing excellence ,all reference material is acceptable,essay is no big thing ,it’s just ideas written well.

[@mylittleatlas5606]

English is the toughest language it’s difficult to write a content piece in proper English and put it into context for a 6 minutes talk!

[@googledoodle3977]

@@mylittleatlas5606 I subscribed to BBC LEARNING ENGLISH and I am on a roll, very helpful,informative with appropriate words,great place to improve your English.

[@aimansuriaprakash2380]

I don't think you know what plagiarism means...

[@Damn-Honky]

...sooo , where do l get one ???

[@navii2e]

Artificial Intelligence should be used wisely

[@terryrollins1973]

Great until they start doing advertising on it

[@HelloThere-pj7fq]

On one hand, I find it fun, on the other hand as this stuff progresses it could easily become a genuine threat to humanity. Whether its Neuralink, ChatbotGPTs or Midjourney art creations. With such things coming out, really the only people who will succeed are those already rich and those who control these AI. People don't seem to realize that the idea of AI and Robots taking over every human job is by no means a fantasy, and by the end of our lifetimes many jobs will already be robot operated unless something changes. It also poses an extreme human life endangerment, as someone in the Airforce, I love getting to use the drones. But, as they progress and get ever more dangerous, and with AI potentially being able to take the role of the drone operators in the next few years, warfare would be even worse then it is now. And such tech could possibly induce more warfare then there is today. And, my final point, I know many people (like myself, I guess) who are against this, and in recent years due to global events extremism is on the rise. It could go as far as too causing world rebellions, and that is by no means a fantasy either as I know people who would easily take out their gun and fight.

[@bettyboohadapoo]

The presenter almost looks real too.

[@btd5311]

AI is a tool like an excavator was since 80 years ago and dynamite was since 150 years ago... We just need to learn to use it. I am quite surprised how basic all news reporting has been about this, every news reporter uses chat GPT for the same 2 questions, not showing what it can do att all. And stop throwing Elon Musk into everything. Being a (soon to be failed) conman/businessman does not make him understand AI.

[@tentimetex]

Literally hours of our lives, spent at home torturing ourselves writing pointless essays.....now the coming generation of kids will not have to. I guess it would be normal to feel a little bit of resentfulness there? What has been the point of homework anyway? Isn't 8 hours of school per day enough? If the school period isn't enough then there must be something wrong with the system, surely?

[@st20332]

I said the same when I was in school 10 years ago, my teachers seemed to understand me, I think I handed in one piece of homework throughout my 5 years there, and had no complaints Lol

[@ra.8519]

The point was to train us to accept no work/life balance. 🤣 There's so many similarities between the school system and work! (especially working for corporate!)

[@mymixedbiscuit9159]

ngl it isn't even the coming generation of kids. Kids today, wherever they are on the spectrum won't need to do their own homework to the extent that we had to 5 or 10 years ago. Homework is absolutely ridiculous if you are going to make the school day 8 entire hours. The middle east has a 4 hour school day and then quite a bit of homework.

[@ukraine_will_win_]

pointless? essays make people think, move the brain, generate ideas

[@st20332]

@Ukraine will win! 💙💛 L'Ukraine va gagner! The problem is that exactly. Most essays now aren't generating ideas, but just show you can regurgitate information.

[@giorgiodiz8069]

Of course they will steal your ideas! It's the worst app ever made

[@polygonalmasonary]

‘Deep Questions’?😮 The two questions any creator would already have programmed a prescriptive response for. Not impressed at all with the reporter’s demonstration. 🥴

[@slicesofsib5572]

How do I use Chat GPT??

[@Bizarro69]

Just shows examiners are sadists who want to see suffering

[@kaushikgoswami7480]

We are always with neutral and intellectual media of the world.

[@edreed9189]

Back in the 90's you could just copy and paste webpages.

[@public.public]

These programs are based entirely on copyright infringement. Sue the programmers.

[@rlskymind]

It's okay humans. Let AI speak for you. No need to think for yourself or speak for yourself. AI will protect your rights.

[@ens0246]

No it's going to free us from all the formalities and bureaucracy so we can think about new things. Like what we actually want to do with our lives instead of filing someone else's reports so they can earn millions.

[@ukraine_will_win_]

@@ens0246 free us from having our own brain? it is bad enough that young generations had 2 years of covid, have mobile phones and watches to cheat, have online classes so poor teachers do what they can, etc, brain development and personality growth does not go through some AI, kids and students are taught to think, to make decisions, to choose, to evaluate, to predict, to plan etc

[@efpl5049]

5:11 she said it’s sentient 😮😮

[@GRehillMusic]

This is a year old england.

[@smokystellar8811]

The paper I have written for my courses is totally trash with no academic value. If paper created by AI can get high scores it shows the failure of current education system: students can be replaced.

[@ryanhunter5594]

Helped me with my small business. Hopefully it doesn’t stay small for long

[@henaimtiyaz4189]

Unfortunately chat GPT's database is limited to the year 2021. AI superficial and not so advanced after all.

[@cafeta]

Whyyyyyyyy focus on only on the bad??

[@V01DIORE]

Because they don’t like change to an obsolete system.

[@jskucas]

Not true that it doesn't tell you where it took the information from. You just have to ask it to provide in-text citations and references. It's only as good as the person asking. If you don't ask, it won't provide.

[@FS-me8mj]

I use chatgpt to get ideas and write them down in my own style. Not sure how much of a plagiarism is that.

[@aeojoe]

There are people who will use it to 100% copy it, that is the problem

[@aimansuriaprakash2380]

That's good, but not everyone is as sincere unfortunately.

[@vansuihnem7733]

That’s literally amazing