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Ask HN: Why doesn't ChatGPT have a homework mode with assignment-specific rules?
The teacher would specify what sorts of responses are allowed for each assignment.
For example, grammar help could be allowed, but not idea-generation help.
ChatGPT could even fingerprint the output with the assignment code.
- codingdave 2y agoChatGPT is just a chatbot app, not the actual tech. The underlying tech is LLM models. There are a plethora of them at this point. They are being used for app-specific features all over the place. If you think a specific app should exist, feel free to create it.
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- RegnisGnaw 2y agoSo what's to prevent a student from using the ChatGPT non-homework mode to do homework?
- amichail 2y agoThey wouldn't have the assignment specific fingerprinting in the ChatGPT output.
- ffsoftboiled 2y agoNo teacher right now is going to take the time to check that. Most of us are already near a breaking point.
- josefresco 2y agoEducation still in the "denial" phase of LLM. Teachers use it, students use it, neither are willing to admit they use it. After a couple of years, maybe reality will take hold and there will be education specific LLM tools. There probably is now, but adoption will be slow.