Netherrealmer wrote:I think we can consider it legal if you use it to correct you grammar or paraphrase your article but if you make it write articles on its own, it is considered cheating.
mrki444 wrote:Netherrealmer wrote:I think we can consider it legal if you use it to correct you grammar or paraphrase your article but if you make it write articles on its own, it is considered cheating.
If you use it and quote it as source, it is not cheating. Scientifc papers started use it and those are not blocked and nobody didn't accuse it for plagiarism.
arunima wrote:ChatGpt is making news and it's pretty popular these days. It's use as a helpful tool to professionals is good and it can ease their work. And I am sure that AI can not compete with hinan intelligence and creativity. But I am bit worried about it being used by school children to do their homework. That might kill the creative side and the inquisitive nature to explore and learn.
Mika wrote:This issue is becoming very serious, especially in the United States. I think schools need to adopt a different kind of evaluation system.
cmoneyspinner wrote:Can ChatGPT REPLACE human creativity? NEVER!! It's a tool that was created by humans. It won't replace human creativity and robots will not take over the world. All somebody has to do is "pull the plug" and it's over!
Hollywood writers are now using it but they still have to tweak it to make it sound human,cmoneyspinner wrote:Can ChatGPT REPLACE human creativity? NEVER!! It's a tool that was created by humans. It won't replace human creativity and robots will not take over the world. All somebody has to do is "pull the plug" and it's over!
Pistis wrote:Chat GPT doesn't have the emotions to be able to do a write up that connects with people at an emotional level. That's a major limitation on its part.
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