Quote from: el kaka22 on January 14, 2023, 02:34:23 PM

It is. It is 100% good enough to write essays, I have a close friend of mine who is a teacher and they are just patiently waiting for someone to figure out a way to stop students from using it. They have no idea if some or any or even all of the students are using it to write their essays, because you give them homeworks and they could get something like this out in a matter of seconds, and the homework would be done yet there is absolutely no way that people would know if it was chatgpt or not.

The easiest way to figure out who uses own brain and who uses ChatGPT is to give them a brand new subject to write essay in live. You should take all gadget from them and monitor the students in audience. After this test, you'll know who is who.
But to be honest lecturers don't care about this too much because they lose nothing, the university loses nothing. Simple, right? The only one who loses a thing here is the student because they are lying to themselves. When they'll finish the university and will face the reality, ChatGPT isn't going to help them or even if it helps, they will be nothing without it.

Quote from: BossTrack on January 14, 2023, 09:55:38 PM

Like always, government school is actively unpreparing children for the real world. If anything it would be more beneficial to the children to learn how to program AI prompts as it's obviously going to be a relevant factor in the future.

The government wants uneducated people. And if we educate children about how to program AI prompts, then it will make them very dependent on 3rd party services and their brain will find it hard to gain new information because it will become lazy at absorbing of it.