• Blaster M@lemmy.world
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    1 month ago

    Using the ai to help find the answers… ok. Using the ai to provide the answers… not ok. You still have to pull up the references or links it gives you and do the research.

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    1 month ago

    Would copying it in a text file not work? I mean Christ they are already skipping out on all the work they can’t even copy it?

    Its like asking the kid in class to copy his homework and then handing him a pencil and paper so he can copy it for you

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      1 month ago

      Would copying it in a text file not work?

      Because doing that doesn’t change the contents of the text so the “watermark” is still there.

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        17 days ago

        Ahhh I understand. So it is the actual usuage of words in a specific order?

        Well paraphrasing would probably solve this problem then wouldn’t it? Just paraphrase every line or paragraph saying the same thing but with different words

        I was thinking it was an embedded watermark and if you just opened a text file and typed it all out on your own then it wouldn’t flag it

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      1 month ago

      This is probably relative. A lot of people (smarter and not so smart) got hooked on it because of how accessible and convient it is to just ask AI any question and get it spit an answer in seconds. However, there does seem to be a catch - after some time you feel emptiness / void because of how hollow it is. You don’t seem to need to do a research anymore and critically evaluate the options.