It’s no wonder that AI and its potential implications on everyday life have caused a lot of debate – in particular, among teachers. ChatGPT offers students the ability to write entire school papers in mere seconds, cutting out all the work involved in studying, researching, writing, revising and editing a paper. While without a doubt an advantageous development, it could also be taken advantage of in a negative way by students who just want to cheat, as experienced by u/The-Rice-Boi, who recently took his story to the r/ChatGPT subreddit.
According to his post, he was falsely accused of using ChatGPT by his high school history teacher, despite providing proof of his online document creation history. Knowing the consequences of this accusation is serious, such as receiving temporary or permanent expulsion from school, the student wisely took the advise of other Reddit users and has since decided to reach out to the department head and his parents to fight back against these false claims.
The selection of a name for one’s child is a decision that requires careful consideration – in the case of u/The-Rice-Boi, they have opted for a particularly unusual name, raising a few eyebrows but adamant to defend their choice. It turns out that they aren’t the only ones going for quirky and out-of-the-ordinary names, according to reports.
ChatGPT is a leading AI software providing solutions for natural language processing and understanding. It produces outlines and provides a library of topics and ideas. By using machine learning, it is able to generate grammar-correct essays in just a few clicks. It has quickly caught on in the educational world, even though it has its drawbacks – not only has it made cheating much easier, but also teachers are increasing their caution towards it. All in all, it is an issue that will require attention and continued discussion in the near future.
