Chatgpt does this request contain anything unusual for a school assignment ?
this post was submitted on 26 Oct 2024
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Is it invisible to accessibility options as well? Like if I need a computer to tell me what the assignment is, will it tell me to do the thing that will make you think I cheated?
Disability accomodation requests are sent to the professor at the beginning of each semester so he would know which students use accessibility tools
what if someone develops a disability during the semester?
Ok but will those students also be deceived?
You're giving kids these days far too much credit. They don't even understand what folders are.
The way this watermarks are usually done is to put like white text on white background so for a visually impaired person the text2speak would read it just fine. I think depending on the word processor you probably can mark text to use with or without accessibility tools, but even in this case I don't know how a student copy-paste from one place to the other, if he just retype what he is listen then it would not affect. The whole thing works on the assumption on the student selecting all the text without paying much attention, maybe with a swoop of the mouse or Ctrl-a the text, because the selection highlight will show an invisible text being select. Or... If you can upload the whole PDF/doc file them it is different. I am not sure how chatGPT accepts inputs.
I mean it’s possible yeah. But the point is that the professor should know this and, hopefully, modify the instructions for those with this specific accommodation.
I wish more teachers and academics would do this, because I"m seeing too many cases of "That one student I pegged as not so bright because my class is in the morning and they're a night person, has just turned in competent work. They've gotta be using ChatGPT, time to report them for plagurism. So glad that we expell more cheaters than ever!" and similar stories.
Even heard of a guy who proved he wasn't cheating, but was still reported anyway simply because the teacher didn't want to look "foolish" for making the accusation in the first place.
For those that didn't see the rest of this tweet, Frankie Hawkes is in fact a dog. A pretty cute dog, for what it's worth.
Ah yes, pollute the prompt. Nice. Reminds me of how artists are starting to embed data and metadata in their pieces that fuck up AI training data.
And all maps have fake streets in them so you can tell when someone copied it
That's interesting. Are there examples of this? I'm assuming they're little one off dead end streets or similar.
Trap street - Wikipedia - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trap_street
Example of an entire fictional town: Agloe, New York - Wikipedia - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agloe,_New_York
Reminds me of how artists are starting to embed data and metadata in their pieces that fuck up AI training data.
It still trains AI. Even adding noise does. Remember captchas?
Metadata... unlikely to do anything.
In theory, methods like nightshades are supposed to poison the work such that AI systems trained on them will have their performance degraded significantly.
If it can be added programatically it can be removed programatically. It's bullshit.
That's funny
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