With the popularization of Artificial Intelligence tools like ChatGPT, a lot of things have been easier – like content creation. And when I talk about ‘content’ I don’t just mean for writers and artists. AI tools have been several students’ go-to places for essays and answering text-based questions. Even college students are using ChatGPT to write and submit essays that are very important in their academic stint.
Similarly, a class 7 student used ChatGPT to complete his English homework. However, he got caught by the teacher because he wasn’t alert and smart enough to omit sentences that gave out his otherwise genius plan.
“As an AI language model, I don’t have personal expectations or opinions,” the chatbot had probably responded to the kid, which he, in turn, jotted down in his copy!
The teacher also highlighted the word ‘poignant’ which was proof enough that the kid cheated because class 7 students don’t use such mature vocabulary in their answers unless they are avid readers or writers.
The student is the cousin of a guy named Roshan Patel, who took to Twitter to share a picture of the homework.
My little cousin Arjun got caught using ChatGPT on his 7th grade English homework. pic.twitter.com/Enh0ZkeD4P
— Roshan Patel (@roshanpateI) June 1, 2023
Even though a lot of people online were impressed, many were also convinced that only smart people should use such AI tools.
this is hilarious to see written out
— andrew arruda (@AndrewArruda) June 1, 2023
Bade boodhon ne sahi hi kaha hai, nakal ke liye bhi akal chaahiye hoti hai 😂
— Abhishek Gupta (@ardent_abhishek) June 2, 2023
How could he write that sentence without even thinking about it 😓
— Soumya (@notionhead) June 2, 2023
I am getting more and more convinced that ai is for smart people only.
— Elon (@noworri61004333) June 2, 2023
When he receives his grade, he will understand what poignant means.
— The Zooter (@BluntBong) June 2, 2023
Your little cousin may need a sit down chat about why handwriting “as an AI language model…” should be omitted in future attempts
— Georgiy (@GSekretaryuk) June 1, 2023
at least he maintained the soul of the writer and copyrights
— Polish Market Contrarian (@Antony1Mac) June 1, 2023
Kids these days! 😛