How do AI checkers work?

[Anonymous]

schools need to get over AI use there should be no guidelines

[Anonymous]

they should be teaching students how to use ai and avoid copyright or privacy issues thats it

[Anonymous]

I think writing 700 words and having AI cut 50 (and see where that gets you) is about the most straightforward, non-cheating way to use AI for college apps you can get.

90% of apps will have a LOT more AI than this example.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think writing 700 words and having AI cut 50 (and see where that gets you) is about the most straightforward, non-cheating way to use AI for college apps you can get.

90% of apps will have a LOT more AI than this example.

Not that you’re wrong, but now that college itself, as well as college admissions, seems to have been reduced to a charade where students do no work at all because AI is faster, cheaper, and better, what could possibly be the point of getting a college education?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think writing 700 words and having AI cut 50 (and see where that gets you) is about the most straightforward, non-cheating way to use AI for college apps you can get.

90% of apps will have a LOT more AI than this example.

Not that you’re wrong, but now that college itself, as well as college admissions, seems to have been reduced to a charade where students do no work at all because AI is faster, cheaper, and better, what could possibly be the point of getting a college education?

to learn how to use it. to move beyond writing papers. to make real progress.

using computers didn't limit scientific thought. using calculators didn't slow down mathematical thinking.

maybe writing a 5-paragraph paper or the 10-page research paper wasn't the critical skill we were led to believe. maybe it was just the framework for real action

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gpt 101: TURN OFF data sharing, any data input to ChatGpt is not public if you do that. and it will not turn your original work into flagged work.

This!

Everyone else here is a stay at home mom who has never worked or hasn’t worked in 10 years. The amount of bad information in this post is mind-boggling.

No wonder America is screwed.

America is screwed because there are people who still prefer to do their own work rather than ask AI to do it for them?

AI is smarter than human intelligence. Don't be a grandma.

https://www.simplilearn.com/artificial-intelligence-vs-human-intelligence-article

Except for all the times it gives blatantly WRONG information? AI is nothing more than GIGO.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think writing 700 words and having AI cut 50 (and see where that gets you) is about the most straightforward, non-cheating way to use AI for college apps you can get.

90% of apps will have a LOT more AI than this example.

Not that you’re wrong, but now that college itself, as well as college admissions, seems to have been reduced to a charade where students do no work at all because AI is faster, cheaper, and better, what could possibly be the point of getting a college education?

to learn how to use it. to move beyond writing papers. to make real progress.

using computers didn't limit scientific thought. using calculators didn't slow down mathematical thinking.

maybe writing a 5-paragraph paper or the 10-page research paper wasn't the critical skill we were led to believe. maybe it was just the framework for real action

What’s the real action?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gpt 101: TURN OFF data sharing, any data input to ChatGpt is not public if you do that. and it will not turn your original work into flagged work.

This!

Everyone else here is a stay at home mom who has never worked or hasn’t worked in 10 years. The amount of bad information in this post is mind-boggling.

No wonder America is screwed.

America is screwed because there are people who still prefer to do their own work rather than ask AI to do it for them?

AI is smarter than human intelligence. Don't be a grandma.

https://www.simplilearn.com/artificial-intelligence-vs-human-intelligence-article

DP.

AI is smarter than *some* humans’ intelligence, in certain use cases.

‘Course the same is true of golden retrievers. As dcum illustrates on a daily basis.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think writing 700 words and having AI cut 50 (and see where that gets you) is about the most straightforward, non-cheating way to use AI for college apps you can get.

90% of apps will have a LOT more AI than this example.

Not that you’re wrong, but now that college itself, as well as college admissions, seems to have been reduced to a charade where students do no work at all because AI is faster, cheaper, and better, what could possibly be the point of getting a college education?

to learn how to use it. to move beyond writing papers. to make real progress.

using computers didn't limit scientific thought. using calculators didn't slow down mathematical thinking.

maybe writing a 5-paragraph paper or the 10-page research paper wasn't the critical skill we were led to believe. maybe it was just the framework for real action

What’s the real action?

Do you really not know how agents work?
Wow.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gpt 101: TURN OFF data sharing, any data input to ChatGpt is not public if you do that. and it will not turn your original work into flagged work.

This!

Everyone else here is a stay at home mom who has never worked or hasn’t worked in 10 years. The amount of bad information in this post is mind-boggling.

No wonder America is screwed.

I mean, you're talking about chatGPT when most people using AI have moved on from Chat. And in different models, privacy is the default, which is why we moved to them. But sure, if you're using chat, be careful

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think writing 700 words and having AI cut 50 (and see where that gets you) is about the most straightforward, non-cheating way to use AI for college apps you can get.

90% of apps will have a LOT more AI than this example.

Not that you’re wrong, but now that college itself, as well as college admissions, seems to have been reduced to a charade where students do no work at all because AI is faster, cheaper, and better, what could possibly be the point of getting a college education?

to learn how to use it. to move beyond writing papers. to make real progress.

using computers didn't limit scientific thought. using calculators didn't slow down mathematical thinking.

maybe writing a 5-paragraph paper or the 10-page research paper wasn't the critical skill we were led to believe. maybe it was just the framework for real action

What’s the real action?

They honestly couldn’t tell you.