Beating the AI Detectors: New Tools Humanize ChatGPT

[@suz3372]

I do not understand how doing this would be considered acceptable. Isn't AI still being used when generating the "humanized" text? Wouldn't it still be considered plagiarized?

[@peakdavid]

Sounds like you are assuming any use of AI to generate any text is plagiarism.

[@suz3372]

@@peakdavidNo, I thought using AI to completely write out assignments for you would be plagiarism. I can definitely see the benefits in using it to help generate ideas or outlines, but to use it and not even include your own work would be plagiarism.

[@peakdavid]

@@suz3372 Do you use Grammarly?

[@suz3372]

@@peakdavid No, I do not use Grammarly.

[@peakdavid]

@@suz3372 Grammarly also runs on AI and performs many of the same functions as ChatGPT, including unique text generation. Grammarly is currently used by over 200 colleges and universities. Some schools require its use before students can submit theses and dissertations. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5uulH2fmL53mqM

[@somewhatunbiasedtalks]

What about the privacy policy? That’s something I’m always worried about with bypass things

[@peakdavid]

Virtually everything you write on the internet/web today is captured and made part of a database. I'm afraid that ship has already sailed.

[@somewhatunbiasedtalks]

@@peakdavid yeah but I read up on their privacy policy and TOS and it’s especially bad.

[@peakdavid]

@@somewhatunbiasedtalks who is "their"?

[@somewhatunbiasedtalks]

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[@marvinjohncayanan5507]

I beat the Ai detectors by simply pasting it to Undetectable Ai the which will humanize it to bypass

[@mwburkett1980]

Are you being paid by these companies?

[@peakdavid]

Nope.

[@tidalskii]

I came to your channel expecting really promising videos and English MLA tutorials, but now I am extremely disappointed upon finding out you encourage the use of these AI models, trained off of plagiarized works. There's no human input, the stuff you generate isn't something YOU made, it's a regurgitation of several pieces of work and information illegally pulled across the internet, without any sort of credit. It just comes off to me as lazy and seriously harmful towards obtaining any kind of accurate information nowadays.

[@peakdavid]

There's a difference between endorsing something and reporting on it to help students who have questions.

[@mariamalmahdi0]

Thank you for this video, i subscribed recently in your channel and i loved it, Am a researcher from Libya can I send you email to help me for my research ❤

[@peakdavid]

Please post your requests here.

[@mariamalmahdi0]

@@peakdavid am looking for an articles about rote learning in EFL context, any suggest?

[@peakdavid]

@@mariamalmahdi0 Research … EFL learners' beliefs about the role of rote learning in … - ‎Li - Cited by 124 Rote learning in Chinese culture: Reflecting active … - ‎Li - Cited by 89 Memorization strategy and foreign language learning National Institutes of Health (NIH) (.gov) www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › articles › PMC10520696 by Q Wang · 2023 · Cited by 4 - Memorization strategy as a subset of language learning strategy (LLS) has long been investigated to explain foreign language learners' learning behaviors. A Study of the Role of Rote Learning in Vocabulary ... U.S. Department of Education (.gov) files.eric.ed.gov › fulltext PDF by K Sinhaneti · 2012 · Cited by 66 - The research addresses the need of the concrete understanding of the role of RL strategy in vocabulary learning as well as Burmese EFL learners' ... 19 pages An Investigation into the Impact of Rote and Mnemonic ... Teaching English Language www.teljournal.org › ... PDF by L Dobakhti · 2020 · Cited by 6 - Notably, the results indicated that Burmese EFL learners used rote-based learning strategies permanently in their vocabulary learning. Page 5. Teaching English ... 21 pages Rote Vs Meaningful Learning in EFL Classes université 8 Mai 1945 Guelma dspace.univ-guelma.dz › jspui › M821.277.pdf PDF by Z BELOUAHEM · 2020 · Cited by 2 - Rote learning creates passive learners who are incapable of using knowledge thoughtfully in order to solve the various problems in the process of learning, i.e. ... 108 pages A Study of the Role of Rote Learning in Vocabulary ... - ERIC U.S. Department of Education (.gov) eric.ed.gov › ... by K Sinhaneti · 2012 · Cited by 66 - This study was conducted to investigate the role of RL (rote learning) in VLSs (vocabulary learning strategies) of Burmese EFL (English as a foreign language) ... (PDF) Students' Perceived Role of Rote Learning in ... ResearchGate www.researchgate.net › publication › 380920546... Jun 29, 2024 - This paper aims to examine the students' perceived role of rote learning strategy for learning English vocabulary at secondary level. Rote Learning: Bad Technique or Secret Weapon? Cloud Assess cloudassess.com › blog › rote-learning Nov 10, 2023 - Rote learning is the acquisition of knowledge through mechanical or habitual repetition. It is a form of learning that involves repeating information until one ... an analysis of chinese efl learners' beliefs about the role of ... Asian EFL Journal www.asian-efl-journal.com › xiuping_11-05... PDF by X Li · 2004 · Cited by 124 - This study sets out to investigate Chinese EFL learners' beliefs about the role of rote learning (RL) in vocabulary learning strategies. 375 pages Rote Learning in TEFL ICAL TEFL icaltefl.com › Blog Rote Learning is an old-fashioned method of learning by continuous repetition. It is derived from the idea that if a student says something enough times ... Rote Learning: A Discussion on Its Role in Student Education Promethean www.prometheanworld.com › blogs › rote-learni... Apr 12, 2024 - Rote learning is an education method that involves repeating a piece of information many times to embed it in a person's memory. Missing: EFL ‎| Show results with: EFL