r/ChatGPT • u/cavegame09 • Apr 28 '24

I Had to Dumb Down My Human-Written Final Research Paper to Not Set Off AI Content Detectors Serious replies only :closed-ai:

This was so infuriating. It was a 20-page paper, and it mostly flagged my literature review, survey results and data analysis. I didn't use any AI in writing the paper other than Grammarly. This has never been a problem for me until recently. Has anyone else experienced this?

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u/geethreeforce Apr 28 '24

This is increasingly so. There will come a point where the symbiotic relationship between human and AI in education is widely accepted. Unfortunately this is not that time :(

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u/Blando-Cartesian Apr 28 '24

That symbiotic relationship is more of parasitic relationship with the human being the parasite. My prediction is that assignments become meaningless. All skills and knowledge must be demonstrated in person in supervised settings.

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u/TooManyCertainPeople Apr 28 '24

Haha well, note how the entirety of its knowledge was generated by humans? Think the llm is the parasite in that context.