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The papers' authors may be trying to translate their broken English into proper English, and might be asking ChatGPT to regenerate a "translation" that changes
by not2b 3y ago
The papers' authors may be trying to translate their broken English into proper English, and might be asking ChatGPT to regenerate a "translation" that changes the meaning.
- the_af 3y ago"Regenerate response" [1] is what appears at the bottom of every ChatGPT response. It doesn't even mean they clicked on it; it just means they carelessly cut & pasted the response without cleaning it up, which carried over bits of ChatGPT's UI. Whether or not they used ChatGPT just as a translation service (an acceptable use, in my opinion), in many cases they didn't disclose this usage even when the rules of submission mandated it. -- [1] I just checked and now it just says "Regenerate". It must have been "Regenerate response" in the past.