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If students acknowledge that they used ChatGPT and what the prompt was (as required by the OP), then it's not plagiarism. But I think many professors who don't
by leereeves 4y ago
If students acknowledge that they used ChatGPT and what the prompt was (as required by the OP), then it's not plagiarism.
But I think many professors who don't accept AI as a writing aide would say that it doesn't satisfy the assignment and is worth zero points.
- dr_dshiv 4y agoUsing AI output isn’t plagiarism. Finders keepers. You push the button, you get the copyright, just like a camera. Now, whether it is ghostwriting is another matter.
- thebooktocome 4y agoIt's not settled law yet. Many jurisdictions seem inclined to assign no copyright at all to AI-generated works, like the United States and the European Union.
- leereeves 4y agoCopyright doesn't matter. It's about academic honesty, not whether you have the right to use the work. You can even plagiarize your own work.
- b3morales 4y agoPlagiarism and copyright infringement have some overlap but they're distinct. You can be guilty of plagiarism by taking something in the public domain and presenting it as your own work.