ChatGPT, the artificial intelligence-supported chat robot, has made its mark in the past weeks. It was said that using this tool, academics produced answers to exam questions that would get full marks. As a matter of fact, it did not take long for an interesting event to occur in this direction. A lecturer in the US caught his student using ChatGPT to write an article. But we are likely to see such examples in the future. This especially worries academics.
ChatGPT shocked everyone. ChatGPT, which can understand human language, chat with people, and create texts that many say are impressive as if they were made by a human, managed to attract everyone’s attention with this aspect. It has also been said that since the release of ChatGPT, academics have been using this tool to produce full grade answers to exam questions.
USED CHATGPT TO WRITE ARTICLES!
Eventually the student admitted to using ChatGPT. The student who chose to use ChatGPT remained as a result.
Hick then asked ChatGPT a series of questions he imagined his student was asking, and he tried to produce the same article. It received similar responses, but there was no direct match as the tool produced unique responses.
Hick first linked the suspicious text to software made by ChatGPT’s makers to determine if it was written by artificial intelligence. The software gave it a “fake probability” of 99.9 percent.
Earlier this month, Hick instructed his class to write a 500-word essay, according to the report. One article presented, however, looked dubious.
According to the news of the New York Post; Darren Hick of Furman University in South Carolina caught a student using ChatGPT, an AI-powered chatbot, to write a paper for a philosophy class. Hick also made a Facebook post about it.
STUDENT ACCEPTED
Earlier this month, Hick instructed his class to write a 500-word essay, according to the report. One article presented, however, looked dubious.
