Qapla’! tlhIngan maH!
With respect to the ongoing discussions and arguments regarding AI, I present a couple of images I coaxed out of Stable Diffusion this morning, when I asked it to help me make some Psychedelic Black Light Klingon posters…
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Jan 18, 2023 12:29AM
Fun! :)
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I hope you are following the class action suit against Stable AI that has been brought by three artists who had their works stolen and then counterfeited by Stable AI. As a professor, I can tell you that ChatGPT is going to result in a lot of students never earning a degree and a lot more never getting one when they are caught - and banned from pursuing higher education. It may be fun to play around with, but the ultimate costs aren't worth it.
Lisa wrote: "As a professor, I can tell yo..."ChatGPT will get students banned? That’s a new one. 🙄
Emmanuel wrote: "Lisa wrote: "As a professor, I can tell yo..."ChatGPT will get students banned? That’s a new one. 🙄"
Actually it isn't. There is a LOT of concern about students using it to "write" their essays for them. They already buy them, share them, simply cut and paste. Plagiarism and academic dishonesty is taken very seriously. Stike one - zero on an assignment; strike two, zero in a course; strike three - buh-bye to your degree.
I love this, Wil! Now, perhaps you could help us get Klingon and Sindarin added to Google Translate (he asked, pleadingly. lol)Let's take it one step further and sell Michael Dorn on the idea of performing the voice translate; and Cate Blanchett for the latter mentioned Sindarin.
...and Wil Crusher bowling shirts for every one?! Ok, yea, I heard it. I went too far.
Lisa wrote: "Emmanuel wrote: "Lisa wrote: "As a professor, I can tell yo..."ChatGPT will get students banned? That’s a new one. 🙄"
Actually it isn't. There is a LOT of concern about students using it to "wri..."
As the wife of a prof, I can tell you my husband is thankful (so far) he teaches IT, as there are always issues with plagiarism but with code he is still able to track down and identify the original source of the code. If his students wrote papers, ChatGPT would make his job a nightmare, and the faculty at his college believe there is legitimate reason for major concern. And it will happen. People cheat. And the ones that get caught will pay a higher price than they expect. There is zero tolerance at the college level, and any of his first year students who get caught are shocked when the F appears on their transcripts and they weren’t given a dozen chances to fix it. Cheat twice and you’re out. Lisa’s point is quite valid.
