How ChatGPT could make it easy to cheat on written tests and homework

A new artificial intelligence chatbot could make it much easier for students to cheat on tests and homework that require written answers. A new artificial intelligence chatbot - which more than a million people signed up to test in five days - could make it much easier for students to cheat on tests and homework that require written answers Although ChatGPT has been released to the public for anyone to use, for free, the AI has been so popular that OpenAI had to temporarily shut down the demo link today. Kevin Bryan, an associate professor of strategic management at the University of Toronto who ran an AI-based entrepreneurship program and follows the industry closely, said he was 'shocked' by the capabilities of ChatGPT after he tested it by having the AI write numerous exam answers. Kevin Bryan, an associate professor of strategic management at the University of Toronto who ran an AI-based entrepreneurship program and follows the industry closely, said he was 'shocked' by the capabilities of ChatGPT In assigning the AI various tasks, some of which involved combining knowledge across different areas, Bryan said it performed 'frankly better than an average MBA' In assigning the AI various tasks, some of which involved combining knowledge across different areas, Bryan said it performed 'frankly better than an average MBA.'