Re:Teaching with AI
by tnel77 on Thursday August 31, 2023 @07:53PM
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Not exactly related, but your comment about plagiarism made me think of my days of writing papers and citing APA style. How do you cite a source if it came from ChatGPT and it likely doesn’t fully understand where it got its information?
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Re:Teaching with AI
by noitpmeder on Thursday August 31, 2023 @08:03PM
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It'll happy generate sources for you -- just be aware that most of the citations will be bogus. Not sure how many teachers/professors test the validity of citations.
I’m guessing they will have to start checking. Even if it’s just sampling a few for validity.
Re:Teaching with AI
by Telemakhos on Friday September 01, 2023 @07:26AM
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You don't. You're only supposed to cite primary sources and peer-reviewed secondary sources. ChatGPT is a tertiary source, like dictionaries and encylopediae. You use tertiary sources to get a quick overview of a topic before you begin delving into primary and secondary sources, but you never include tertiary material in your paper.