Tag: Plagiarism

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ChatGPT is an incredible AI tool used to create content ranging from articles to books. In the short 6 months since its public release, over 1,000 books have been published with its involvement and only 12 of those without human input. Reviews are lukewarm and the possibility of plagiarism and cheating has been noted. Content writers are still essential to make sure the work is of high quality.

As April comes to an end, universities across the country are preparing for the impact of ChatGPT on summer exams. ChatGPT is an Artificial Intelligence chatbot that can write essays, cover letters, and reports with pinpoint accuracy and in the style of famous authors. However, its limited factual knowledge of 2021 is raising some ethical issues surrounding human rights and bias. Universities are now utilizing anti-cheating counter-technology to act as a fail-safe against AI-cheating. ChatGPT, co-founded by AI scientist and engineer Simon DeDeo, is creating a tool that provides customer service solutions, aiming to use AI for the advancement of humanity.

ChatGPT: Learn how ChatGPT revolutionizes education through the implementation of its groundbreaking AI technology. Get the insights of Dr. Kavita Nagpal, Vice President of Academics at Orchids The International School in Bangladesh, on the use of ChatGPT in academic settings and its potential to encourage creativity and critical thinking. Ensure safe usage of AI technology - read now!

The Detroit Public Schools Community District is revising its technology use policies to better protect against the potential risks of artificial intelligence (AI) tools in the classroom. New measures will be taken to ensure unauthorized use of AI and natural language processing software tools, like ChatGPT, by students is considered a form of plagiarism. With Khan Academy and other applications already utilizing AI to assist students’ learning, school districts are taking extra care to manage this technology with caution.