STUDENT GETS EXPOSED-ChatGPT! #chatgpt #ai

In this cautionary tale, witness the consequences of relying too heavily on artificial intelligence in academia. Follow a student who uses ChatGPT, a sophisticated language model, to cheat on a test, only to be caught and fail as a result. Explore the ethics of AI usage and the implications of relying too heavily on technology in education.

Don't miss out on this eye-opening lesson, accompanied by relevant hashtags like #ChatGPT #ArtificialIntelligence #CheatingInSchool #AcademicIntegrity #Ethics #Consequences #Fail #Academia.

Watch now and stay mindful of the impact of AI on our academic and professional lives.

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[Nsquare_]

Imagine if the teacher's response is also made by chat gpt 💀

[nickthemoai]

The teacher’s response looks like it’s generated by ChatGPT.

[AnonymousUser_]

All you have to do is rewrite your sentences until you get 0% or close to 0% on the plagiarism scanner. Works every time.

[gooseharbinger]

Bro isn’t getting a zero, he’s getting expelled

[Slappys]

“Suggests” and “may have” aren’t good enough to justify giving a zero.

[rustyshackelford]

The things you allow yourself to do when there is a black market service for it...

[nb]

One time my professor told the class that there were 5 papers written exactly the same between 40 students. They got kicked out from her class. And that was a few months before generative ai was popular 😂

[chro]

he should've rewrote the essay using other tools and used online plagiarism detectors.

[nb]

Remember, only use ai as a tool to get ideas and don’t make it write an entire paper for you

[YohTaiSai]

How to put "minimal" effort for top-tier results:

1. Chatgpt (to start off)
2. Quillbot (for paraphrasing with fluent)
3. Quillbot (switch some of the words)
4. Brain (rearrange the sentences)
5. Grammarly (sweep all the bad grammar)
6. Brain (does everything make sense?)

Congratulations, you evaded getting an F. (Edited)

[HPsawus]

One of my criminology exams had internet access for a section of the paper💀 I was on my deviant shit

[edsayswhoa]

The eaisest way to do this is by not letting A.I do your paper but writing you own thoughts first then let chat got correct any grammar and sugges it clean up any sentences that don't make any sense. Then once you habe a final paragraph. Change some things around like using a word bank and make it more in line how you talk or present things. Use it more as a tool then doing the work for you.

[conservativelibertarian]

There is no surefiire way for them to prove it was written by A.I

Dispute this and do not admit anything,

[Senessim]

Just rewrite the text by yourself. It's easier than you think

[Kilo]

if you're going to give a student a zero in anything you better have more proof than an a assumption

[ionpeen]

This is why I have a 3-pass method for using GPT for essays, generate 3 different essays for each prompt, paste each paragraph from each essay into GPT again and ask it to elaborate, then rewrite based off that and pass it through a checker

[Nda]

My brother got caught tryna use it and my dad got mad pissed lmaoo 💀

[AmarettoTheFurry]

I’m gonna say this now: Use AI as a tool, not as a shortcut. What I mean is, if you know AI can do something faster than you, use it. If it’s something you know you’ll be quicker on, don’t use it.

[Komrad_Yuri]

Several people got kicked out of my program for that.

[applepeel]

If he was slightly smarter, he could rephrase information from chatgpt and submit it. It maybe would've taken a 1 or 2 hrs more