Re:Teacher failed kid for essay because an AI-detection tool...
by orwin on Wednesday April 12, 2023 @03:41AM
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I like gpt4 more and more. I'm still skeptical of the AI future technologists want to sell, as hyperbole tends to rebut me (I know it's mostly cultural, but still).
My sister used it to resume scientific papers (she's in her second year, ) and to follow up on the most interesting ones. She tried to use it to write the report too, but it wasn't good enough to do it properly, although she used the same formatting.
She got a lot of praise from the professor, and added a thanks to open-AI, which is funny.
Also it was the first presentation she didn't feel like an impostor, because of the preparation gpt4 did (I'm a bit sad she replaced me, but I'm shit at biology past the 1rst year). Which is great for an ex-chef who barely finished high-school and worked 6 years in restaurants.
My sister used it to resume scientific papers (she's in her second year, ) and to follow up on the most interesting ones. She tried to use it to write the report too, but it wasn't good enough to do it properly, although she used the same formatting.
She got a lot of praise from the professor, and added a thanks to open-AI, which is funny.
Also it was the first presentation she didn't feel like an impostor, because of the preparation gpt4 did (I'm a bit sad she replaced me, but I'm shit at biology past the 1rst year). Which is great for an ex-chef who barely finished high-school and worked 6 years in restaurants.