Have you used ChatGPT to help you with your homework/revision?

I haven't used it, but my professors have warned us about using it and it being considered as plagiarism. Don't use it. Besides, it's scary how advanced new AI are and seriously don't want to know what would happen if they keep on improving them

ChatGPT is an artificial intelligence bot that has been a hot topic since its launch at the end of last year.

And with good reason – it’s trained on text taken from the internet and will instantly provide answers to any question, as well as being able to produce high-quality essays in seconds.

We'll have to wait and see what impact it has on your learning, but it’s already allowed in International Baccalaureate essays as long as it’s credited like any other source.

But how do you feel about it? Have you tried using it to help with your homework or revision? Or do you see it as a form of cheating?

Let us know

ChatGPT is an artificial intelligence bot that has been a hot topic since its launch at the end of last year.

And with good reason – it’s trained on text taken from the internet and will instantly provide answers to any question, as well as being able to produce high-quality essays in seconds.

We'll have to wait and see what impact it has on your learning, but it’s already allowed in International Baccalaureate essays as long as it’s credited like any other source.

But how do you feel about it? Have you tried using it to help with your homework or revision? Or do you see it as a form of cheating?

Let us know

I am not sure, but does Chat GPT still ask for phone numbers?

I've been using it a lot lately to help learn python.
It's been tremendous in this capacity. I can ask it to write really elaborate code snippets to perform really specific functions, and then I can ask it for specific details about what certain lines do and why. It's code usually doesn't work fully when it is run, but it gets me close and really is helping me to understand the language better.

Is it plagiarism if you ask Alexa how to spell a word? or have Microsoft word check your grammar for you? Or to search for hours on google on how to use single commands in python? I don't think so. If you can get ChatGPT to create a looping function in python that can iterate two dimensional matrixes cross correlated with sensor data to compute volumetric efficiencies and actually get working code right from a copy and paste, then you have been asking it for a while and learning from it I am sure. There comes a point where you can either, ask it differently, or just change the code it gave you yourself. At least it gets you in the ballpark.

Point is, some people need help with sentence structure and syntax in English, some need that kind of help with programming languages. As long as people can learn from it, we should keep using it.