Student Caught Writing Homework on Artificial Intelligence ChatGPT

Chatbot launched at the end of November ChatGPTHe managed to shock everyone with what he could do. The bot, which can still be considered a ‘new’ product, could write any type of application in any programming language, solve complex problems and extract completely organic texts.

The sophistication of ChatGPT also caused some concerns. Recently, one of these concerns has become a reality. An Assistant Professor in the USA When copying from ChatGPT caught.

Student printed the paper assignment to ChatGPT:

Adjunct Professor Darren Hick, who teaches philosophy at Furman University, gave his students a 500-word essay assignment. The topic of the article was about how people enjoy what they fear. When the academic suspects one of the incoming papers, he analyzed the text with the help of software.

The result of the software proved the doubt correct: Metin, 99.9% probability It was written by an artificial intelligence. But the software offered no evidence of this. Hick later decided to use ChatGPT himself for the same issue.

While the answers he obtained were similar to the student’s article, they were not the same. Gospel truth, with the student’s confession appeared. Speaking to his student, the Assistant Professor learned that the article was written with ChatGPT from the student’s mouth.

So how was the article by ChatGPT?

Article by ChatGPT, according to Assistant Professor 12th grader level it was an article. There were also some word usages in the article that seemed strange to a student. While these usages were correct, they were not actually at the level of the students.

So what was the result?

Posting an article to ChatGPT The student failed the course. The academician expressed his concerns for the future as follows:

“This is software that ‘learns’ – in a month it will get smarter. In a year it will be even smarter. I also find myself in the mix between great fear and what this will mean for my day-to-day work. On the other hand, it’s fascinating, endlessly fascinating.”