DO NOT Use ChatGPT To Do This

I know that you can ask ChatGPT to change the style of writing, or throw in a few grammatical or spelling errors every now and then, but detectors still pick up on it. It's not worth the risk. Teachers get to know your writing. They'll know if something has changed. You should use what these AI writers create as inspiration. You should not pass it off as your own. As AI continues to evolve, you're going to want to be able to think for yourself. We don't want to turn into the humans from WALL-E.

[OfficialSaul]

The most hilarious thing is that I wrote essay completely by myself, but the teacher thought it was AI, so am I robot?

[storytellingphoenix]

I did the following:
1- Generated an essay using ChatGPT
2- Rewrote using Quilbot
3- Checked plagiarism using Grammarly, and other tools online.

[fourone]

Changing the vocabulary works too*
Throws it off by around 90%

[Zed_Oud]

“Rewrite this so it doesn’t sound like it was written by an AI.”

[zackhickey]

I told it to write me an essay that would get me 70% grade, and my actual grade ended up being a 74

[mapled_syrup]

Honestly, the fact that this is becoming a problem just proves that the school system is flawed. Students aren't being encouraged to be creative and instead are forced to write essay after essay.

[reubenwizard]

on chatgpt, you can actually modify the output, so it becomes extremely hard for ai's to be able to detect. There was a good video on it by "Success with AI". If you ask the AI for the text to have a good amount of "perplexity" and "burstiness" it should make the text very hard to detect as written by an AI

[mack_valenzuela]

Just fine tune your own gpt by uploading all your previous papers and tell it to write it in your voice using the vocabulary you would normally use 💥✅

[abelmoreno]

I always just copy and paste it into google translate from English to Arabic to French to Japanese to Spanish and then back to English.

[jaronloar]

Maybe teachers need to learn that writing is no longer important in the real world. It's kind of like when teachers told us that we can't use a calculator in math because no one just carries around a calculator in the real world, and then they invented smartphones. Creativity and imagination are about to become much more important than bland memorization, writing projects, or basic math skills.

[stavjfhssf]

Ok but there have been times when students who actually wrote essays on their own have been falsely accused of using chat gpt

[anthonyzeal]

Their are anti anti AI section tools. Easily change the AI content with quillbot. Or .. don’t be lazy and change it yourself. Still a powerful tool to save time

[UpstateAlgaeLaboratory]

It shouldn't anyways. It's at this point at best preliminary. You research. Write some pulled points and an outline. Then have it write a rough draft. Then go through and rewrite it as you would based on it. IMO this isn't even cheating. It's no different than using spell check or grammerly. But to simply have it do all the research and writing, then it's cheating

[xkgxfjfzfjzzr]

it's pretty much a game of cat and mouse at this point

[mrblisterpiece]

Chatgpt is not a cheat. Is an advantage.

- Renz

[wildboy]

So I'm assuming by the end of next year, everyone will have a 4.0 GPA graduating from high school and college.

[lingy]

Schools need to assign essays. And then the teacher should question every student about the content after submission 😂

[Chiraqy]

The thing is:

The “Ai detecter” doesn’t really work, it guess, most of the time it says Ai, I wrote an essay myself and said it was made by an Ai

[kallpakk]

I just use chatgpt as a starter. It gives me the framework for an essay. I copy it into grammarly then I add references quotes and reasonings.

Alternatively I’ll do a brain dump into chatgpt then tell it to form my thoughts into an essay. Then take that into grammarly and adjust.

It’s a tool and can be used as such.

[AleOnYouTube]

AI detection is the equivalent to anti-viruses. Both malwares and anti-malwares will get better, but with AI detection is just too easy to throw off the detection.