Genius Students Caught Cheating with AI

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These students are going viral for cheating. But what they're doing is secretly genius.

In 2019, Elon Musk's non-profit, OpenAI, created AI considered "too dangerous" to release. It was a text generating algorithm that was too realistic. So OpenAI dumbed it down. But this didn't stop it. Over the next year, it got smarter and started producing human-like text.

And In 2022, this gave a few students, an idea.

Using GPT-3, they could do their homework 10 times faster and still get As. Instead of spending hours on research, they would give the AI the essay prompt, and the AI would write. With the extra time, they even do homework for their classmates in exchange for money!

So who are these students? And does this break any rules?

Well, these students have to stay anonymous. The traditional education system hasn't decided if this is okay or not. The students say this is a tool that makes them more efficient. But some teachers say that even though students write essays faster, they won't get better.

They think...

Sources:

[gluglo]

My English teacher would still give me a B for an essay from an AI 💀

[vflytih]

finally i can use the phrase "back in my day we actually had to write the essays instead of hooking them on a machine"

[julianwilliams]

I’m gonna die on the operating table cause some surgeon used ChatGPT to pass all his exams 💀

[maxepro]

This happens when, instead of valuing the learning behind a topic, you value the grade obtained in the test

[Slockmen]

It’s bad because you’re not learning anything, but it seems good because we’ve valued letter grades over actually learning the material.

[rm.makes.me.smile_]

Me: *sits down and cracks knuckles* “Well, this essay isn’t going to write itself”
AI in the corner: *”you sure about that?“*

[thebestborb]

A perfect example of "don't hate the players, hate the game." Right now, the school system is structured around students memorizing and regurgitating information in standardized tests instead of actually experiencing, learning and practicing what they need to know for life in the working world. Teachers ultimately value the letter grade higher than ensuring their students fully understand the topics, so it can only be expected for students to value getting their assignments done as efficiently as possible without concern for learning the actual material.

[links]

My school switched back to in-class, hand-written writing assessments.

[No-njoq]

These teachers will have a valid point when they stop dumping 3 hours of homework on us after a 7 hour schoolday.

[kmdash]

If it's cheating to have some other guy write your essay for you, it's cheating to have an AI software do it, too.

[ioriyagami]

Not until the teacher gave them a oral recitation test

[Rndered]

I literally sat behind a guy who did this in my class and bro just entered the hw and left the AI to do it 💀

[Lee-xsdj]

I swear my English teacher didn't read essays. She just gave whatever grade she thought the student would get. I tested her by getting my mum to write a short story for an assignment. (My mum is a published author of a successful fiction series and also was a sub editor at a national newspaper), as expected I still got a C

[eliannas.]

i think this is just highlighting a bigger issue overall in education. Students are so focused on assignments and deadlines not real experiences and knowledge

[christineasaro]

Imagine you get into a car crash and need emergency surgery, and you're faced with surgeons that used chat GPT and knows nothing about how to help you.

[woodyxbready]

“I choose a lazy person to do a hard job. Because a lazy person will find an easy way to do it.” - Bill Gates.

[AbyssDragonn]

Imagine teacher using ai to grade the students essay.

[casio]

Imagine using AI to write your term thesis and its plagarizes the entire thing 💀

[realizedpotential]

The students are Cartman, Stan, Butters, and Clyde

[connortait]

Bro this is literally the plot for the Homework Machine we're going back to 3rd grade books 💀