[grimalkin]

I understand the concerns about AI. However, I do not want the government involved in managing this technology. Thoughts?

[al_c]

And then there's this ... Student uses Chat GPT to write paper, gets a zero: ‘What ever happened to paraphrasing bro’

[goodnesswins]

I do not think “government” could “manage” it.

[ConservativeMind]

The only grades that should be taken are for work done in a proctored way, such as being in school with a teacher, for a test.

Also, all prior quizzes and tests by a teacher should be provided to students, because some are already cheating from those prior works.

Even the playing scale and see what people can do, in person, only.

This online stuff is crazy. No, you can’t have a legitimate outcome if people are able to get answers at home.

[null and void]

Pass the bar? The pulse lawyers will sue!!!

[montag813]

Hardly impressive, since it can use the entire internet as a cheat sheet during the “exam”

[null and void]

“It’s possible that ChatGPT (or its successors) with more training and human feedback will be less more likely to hallucinate, and if so, they may perform on a par with people,” Christiansen said.

There. Fixed...

[cgbg]

Government vs AI is a mismatch.

AI will mop the floor with all of those idiots.

[redgolum]

Only because it is hitting them where their pride is “Look how SMART I AM I GET TO RULE!”

No one cared about the blue collar workers who found they were replaced by robots.

[nicollo]

ChatGPT-4, the new model released in March, can score in the 93rd percentile in SAT reading, 89th percentile in SAT math

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Unimpressive:

Score — Percentile
1550-1600 — 99 to 99+
1500-1550 — 98 to 99
1450-1500 — 96 to 98
1400-1450 — 93 to 96
1350-1400 — 90 to 93
1300-1350 — 86 to 90
1250-1300 — 81 to 86
1200-1250 — 75 to 81