According to Forbes.com, a large majority of students are already using ChatGPT for homework assignments, creating challenges around plagiarism, cheating, and learning.
Wharton MBA Professor Christian Terwisch says that 'ChatGPT would receive “a B or a B-” on an Ivy League MBA-level exam in operations management'. Another professor at a Utah-based university asked ChatGPT to tweet in his voice - leading Professor Alex Lawrence to declare that “this is the greatest cheating tool ever invented”, according to the Wall Street Journal. The plagiarism potential is potent - so, is banning the tool a realistic solution?
I use AI similar to ChatGPT on ocassion for stuff here on the blog, but for background information only, basically. It is a powerful, helpful tool. but, like anything else, there will always be a dark side to it somehow...
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99% of BA degrees are useless, so who cares?
ReplyDeleteA problem I've seen is that professors use AI to catch AI cheats -- and the false positives are way to high. Seems if you use the em-dash (which I do) or the Oxford comma, you get flagged. My daughter-in-law had to dumb down her papers just to get the AI spotting AI to stop false flagging her papers.
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DeleteThank you. That's good to know.
DeleteYou cheat and you don't learn, I guess the question is why are you there? To learn or to do your time and get the piece of paper?
ReplyDeleteWe are all going to pay later for a generation that went to school and never learned.
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