ChatGPT: Grading artificial intelligence's writing

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OpenAI's artificial intelligence writing program ChatGPT will, with a few prompts, compose poetry, prose, song lyrics, essays, even news articles. And that has ethicists and educators worried about the program's ease at replacing human ideas with chatbot-generated words. Correspondent David Pogue delves into the minefield of AI communications and what it might mean for homework.
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21 янв 2023

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@DarkandTwisted Год назад

I do not think it's just randomly pulling things from the internet, at least not the way I use it. I am fiction writer, and the other day I took one of my already written stories, and placed it into ChatGPT just to test it. It basically just took what I wrote and made it even better. It can be a great writing assistant, outliner and editor. The thing is outstanding.😍

@paulschrum4727 Год назад

Excellent angle on this difficult emerging topic which is not going away.

@GreySkyLady Год назад

My daughter, who has dyslexia, struggles with writing. She used this for an English term paper, but went through the product to add her own thoughts and vocabulary. It was a great scaffold that allowed her to communicate her thoughts.

@margaretpeabody243 Год назад

I liked the idea of going back to in class, hand written essay questions of considerable length.

@Skasparoff Год назад

Happy to see David Pogue again : ) I still remember with warmth and a smile his fascinating, almost genius macOS «missing manual” I bought in the Russian edition 20 years ago, when I was actively learning about operating systems. I never thought before that manuals could be so interesting and humorous. Can you do that, chatGPT ? ; )

@LeesReviews69 Год назад

I just watched Pogue on the computer chronicles talking about his 300 page Palm Pilot book

@1805movie Год назад

"Your scientists were so preoccupied on whether or not they 'could', they never stopped to think if they 'should'."

@mililaniman Год назад

I enjoy the challenge of writing poems and essays. I will never use chat GPT, but I think this story is interesting.

@Kie2Hair Год назад

I love Sunday Morning!

@pkaine Год назад

I remember when Yahoo and other search engines were just links and taxonomies curated by humans. Then came Google. Total game changer and allowed us access to an order of magnitude access to more information. ChatGPT is the next iteration of access to knowledge. Imagine being able to ask the smartest person any question on any subject at any time. Access to information drives human progress… it’s also not without it’s downsides, however we will always progress.

@wesleyk.8376 Год назад

Most people don't grasp just how terrifying this is. I see it as the true dawn of AI replacing so, so many jobs. I first used it on 12/15/22 and was obsessed since. It has helped me dramatically with my spreadsheet algorithms, my job, song-writing, giving me much better insights to the nature of subatomics as we currently know it... and this is just TEXT output. I actually made a rule in the home no devices or TV on Wedesdays because I was so wrapped up in it; had to sit down and reflect and focus more on God and family.

@SBayrd Год назад

Artificial writing will be a giant propagator in America’s realization of the movie Idiocracy.

@DarkSky99 Год назад

What kind of computer monitor is David using at

@seniorp9444 Год назад

I’m glad he shot down hopes of AI detection solving the problems of AI generated text. The people that know AI best say it’s easy to defeat detection by simply editing or rephrasing the text. There are already many workarounds. There isn’t going to be a reliable technical solution to catch people using AI generated text.

@writereducator Год назад

I teach high school English. As soon as I saw what Open AI could do, I changed the way my classroom works. Now all writing is done pen on paper at their desks. No computers. We are old school all the way.

@cynthiasymons Год назад

Speaking as a college professor, the essence of plagiarism is to present the thoughts of someone else in one’s writing, without giving credit to the source-even if that “someone else” is a program. For students who do not care about learning how to think, or about going through the struggle that learning entails, and who do not care about the ethics of stealing someone else’s thoughts, this is a boon.

@JohnKuhles1966 Год назад

6:37

@DerekMurphycreativindie Год назад

Super interesting

@steveconn Год назад

AI will destroy all the nuances of individual style that gave us Fitzgerald, Bellow, Richler, all the experiential nuances that make great writing truly insightful and see between the lines of human existence. Proud to be from another era...

@GoingApeCostume Год назад

My high school English teaching husband is using it to write individualized lesson plans. It takes two hours of work and distills it to minutes. Ready to be viewed by parents and students almost instantly. It aggregates and parrots, he edits.