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the same way you prove that someone plagiarized anyone else. You demonstrate that the text was reproduced, in this case probably by checking the assignment with
by Barrin92 4y ago
the same way you prove that someone plagiarized anyone else. You demonstrate that the text was reproduced, in this case probably by checking the assignment with ChatGPT themselves and comparing it to student answers.
ChatGPT has a very verbose, uncanney valley style to it that likely sounded like nothing the student had organically submitted before, it's not that hard to tell.
- busyant 4y ago> ChatGPT has a very verbose, uncanney valley style to it that likely sounded like nothing the student had organically submitted before, it's not that hard to tell. I've had 2 students threaten me and my university with lawsuits over accusations of cheating (not plagiarism, fwiw). And I had far more compelling evidence than an uncanny valley of verbosity. I think it's more likely that this story is bullshit (as someone else in this forum has also speculated) than the likelihood that a professor would be willing to go to the mattresses with only a stylistic argument for plagiarism. > it's not that hard to tell. It might not be that difficult to tell, but proof is another matter. edit: The students were bluffing with their threats of lawsuits, but it still made for two unpleasant semesters.