Tag: Plagiarism

Google's search app for Android will soon introduce a game-changing feature: drag-and-drop. This feature will automatically bring up search results based on the content of the link, text, or image you dropped. However, it comes with perceived dangers, one of them being the integration of generative AI leading to reduced visibility of verified sites. The second danger is Google Bard, an AI image generator, which could plagiarise art online. The article explores potential solutions to regulate and hold AI accountable amid such concerns.

New guidelines by ICMJE state that researchers using AI tools for scientific manuscript writing need to note how they were used, and not list them as authors. While these tools could help alleviate monotonous tasks and improve language disparities, stakeholders caution that researchers must be aware of methodology to prevent biased outputs. Authors must carefully review and edit AI-generated text, provide prompts used to generate it, and avoid plagiarism. All authors are solely responsible for the content in articles that used AI.

OpenAI's ChatGPT chatbot is the go-to tool for students worldwide to complete their homework. However, its success has caused some students to be caught plagiarizing. The bot's advanced conversation skills are becoming a headache for teachers globally, leading to calls for changes to the education system. With its ever-increasing popularity, it remains to be seen whether students will continue to give in to the temptation to cheat.

The viral incident involving a seventh-grader caught plagiarizing with ChatGPT sparks a debate on the impact of AI tools on human creativity. While useful, it's crucial not to rely solely on technology for creative thinking and problem-solving. Use your brain while utilizing these tools.

A team of researchers from the Netherlands and Switzerland utilized OpenAI's ChatGPT-3 language model to develop a robot capable of addressing some of humanity's most pressing challenges. They used ChatGPT's text comprehension abilities to identify food supply as the highest priority and developed a motor-driven gripper for harvesting tomatoes. This innovative collaboration could revolutionize the process of designing future robotics, but ethical considerations need to be taken into account.