Using a tool to check plagiarism and a tool to check whether the output is AI are two COMPLETELY different things. most, if not all, AI output will be close to 100% plagiarism free because it's not just copied from somewhere. For some reason, many people think AI tools scrape the web and copy text already out there, but they do not. (probably because many older "AI tools" would do just that, scrape the web and copy text and possibly spin it. they weren't AI tools like we think of with ChatGPT now.) In the simplest terms, checking to see if the text is from an AI generator is just a tool to check patterns to see if it's possibly AI-generated. If you take text generated from an AI tool and you just put some extra spaces in it (as in change "my dog, Spot" to "my dog , Spot") by putting a space before the comma, and then do that a handful of times throughout the article it will be detected as close to 100% human written. That's how fragile the AI detection tools are.
one thing I've noticed while using Grammarly to check for plagiarism on an AI-written piece is that it will take 4 or 5 words from a sentence and match it to something else found on the web, or if chatgpt defines something in the piece it will also say that the definition is plagiarized. you really do have to go through Grammarly instance by instance to double-check if it actually is or if it's a false positive.
Plagiarism is a serious matter that affects the academic world and beyond. It is defined as the act of taking somebody else's work, ideas, or words and presenting them as one's own without proper attribution. Plagiarism is considered unethical and can lead to serious consequences, including failing grades, suspension, or even expulsion from academic institutions. In this essay, I will explore the different types of plagiarism, its consequences, and how to avoid it.
Yeah not me I'm not plagiarizing in order to steal all the credit. I just want to pass my fkn class and can't be bothered to spend hours writings and ranting about a certain topic which I'm 95% of the time completely uninterested in
i think some people are having a hard time accepting a great tool. i welcome it though, the world is too full of mundane task that use up a lot of time. time that could be better used to understand more of what your writing about rather than worrying about how to combine everything to make it look good.
I find gpt useful for research and conversing with, it can explain things in many different ways, you don't have to be as specific with search queries. It even saves everything for you so it's an automatic organisation. I love it, it really helps me with my dyslexia and ADHD.
Another way you can do it is to have ChatGPT write it in another language, then ask it to translate it back into English. But,you gonna have to understand the other language to correct it.
Is this still working 2024? If so, is this what you mean: Ask chatgpt to write the text FIRST, in language A, and then copy paste, resend to chatgpt and ask it to translate it as ENGLISH. And then take that text and fix it yourself/remove the incoherent bits (i am a native speaker of language A). Thank you all and /salute
It gives wrong websites references. When try to open the websites it is not found. Also wrong information comes when try to open web link. So be careful as I was excited but now loose motivation to work on it.
WHERE THE HECK was ChatGPT during my MBA graduate studies?! 🤔I completed my degree at the end of 2020. 🙄 Well, there’s always doctoral work to do 😁 THANK YOU 🙏
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 Plagiarism involves presenting someone else's work as your own, distinct from copyright infringement. It can harm your academic/professional standing. 01:10 Use plagiarism checkers like Grammarly and Turnitin to scan for similarities in texts, helping you avoid unintentional plagiarism. 02:50 Different checkers yield varying results. Grammarly shows 24% similarity, indicating potential matches in web or academic sources. 03:29 Acceptable plagiarism levels vary; below 10% is generally acceptable, over 25% is considered high. Aim for 0% similarity for the safest bet. 04:12 Techniques to reduce plagiarism include citing sources, adding specific details to prompts, and manually rephrasing plagiarized text. Made with HARPA AI
A question please, does grammarly gives you the sources of the plagiarized ideas? I mean a citable source that you can then cite and reference in your paper?
How to beat the A.I and make the person either do the work or copy A.I's every letter as assignments are given that require actual writing instead of typed text.
I write the essay in my own word and the essay is about my personal experience. Can I use chat GPT to edit my essay? How do college detect if I using chatGPT? Thanks
@@greyjedi6670 pretty sure most people don’t like many things. Does not make it right to blatantly cheat like this. It’s better to try, fail and develop a skill, maybe have minimal mastery in it. This makes you lazy, morally bankrupt and intellectually deficient.
I don't think you understand the idea of plagiarism. You say that it is when you pass off writing that isn't yours as your own and that it can have negative consequences. But then you show how it's okay to pass off AI writing as your own as long as it is not detectable. This is still plagiarism. But I guess you're right if you don't have any integrity - you'll need to look that one up.
Yes. It is plagiarism. The concern with plagiarism in academia is that it is unethical for the student to receive credit for work that they physically did not do; plagiarism is a violation of academic integrity. If a student is turning in an AI (or language-model) generated paper, they are turning in a plagiarized paper even if the paper itself contains no plagiarism. In academia, there is no tolerance for plagiarism, so do not be comforted by this presenter's cavalier attitude. Plagiarism, in academia, is a sanctionable offense. At most institutions of higher learning, a student that intentionally turns in work that is not their own, in whole or in part, could receive a reduced grade or an F on the exam or paper, have to retake the exam or redo the paper, and/or receive an F for the class. TO STUDENTS: If you want to avoid plagiarism, do your own work. If you do not know what to do, ask your instructor and/or use the writing center or academic success center at your school. If you are working on a research paper, make sure you credit the sources of every bit of information that you summarize, quote, or paraphrase from you sources, and you will be okay.
This is the best way to use ChatGPT. Just ask to improve grammar, structure and do some light edits. Unless it inserts new paragraphs etc should be plagiarism free.
since there is the new update in turnitin, I aske my self what exactly can be detected produced on chat gbt by turnitin. Example: I write a text (500 words) in a beautiful writing style by myself, then I write another text by myself but not beautiful. Cause the second one is not beautiful I copy the text into chat gbt and I give the command to rewrite the second text in the same writing style as the first one. Could that second text now be plagiarised?
"So how do you avoid plagiarism? Well, one way is to properly cite and quote any sources you use in your text. Another technique is to ask ChatGPT to rewrite the text without any plagiarism." Um, no. The first one is avoiding plagiarism. The second "technique" is a strategy to hide plagiarism, not avoid it. This video is basically teaching people how to plagiarize and cover their tracks. For shame.
Tools are meant to be used man, but as anyone who did well in their academics would know, you get what you put into your own learning. for me I would write out my own statements to chat of what I know, personal view, and other fact checks and ask it to write me something based off a style I want... and doing this your still building your own paper using your own words and thoughts, you just get the added advantage of saving time. mundane and time consuming task such as this need to be shortened so we can better use our time. thats my opinion on it.
Dear T. Alexander Giltner, I hope this letter finds you well. I wanted to take a moment to address a concern that I have been noticing in your recent youtube conversations. It appears that you have been struggling to adapt to the rapidly changing world around us, particularly in terms of science and technology. As someone who values the importance of staying informed and up-to-date with scientific advancements, I find it concerning that you seem to be ignoring or rejecting new information simply because it challenges your existing beliefs. I believe you are being very ignorant and stubborn. Maybe, you should throw out your calculator while you are at it. I understand that change can be difficult, but it is important to recognize that the world we live in is constantly evolving, and our understanding of the world is constantly being refined through scientific discovery. Ignoring these advancements and sticking to outdated beliefs can have serious consequences, both for ourselves and for society as a whole. I urge you to take the time to explore new scientific ideas and to keep an open mind to the possibility that your current beliefs may need to be updated or revised based on new evidence. While it may be uncomfortable to confront new ideas that challenge our preconceived notions, it is ultimately the only way we can grow and progress as individuals and as a society. I value our understanding and hope that we can continue to have open and honest conversations about these important issues. Sincerely, Mic Spaffy Millard,
Using a tool to check plagiarism and a tool to check whether the output is AI are two COMPLETELY different things. most, if not all, AI output will be close to 100% plagiarism free because it's not just copied from somewhere. For some reason, many people think AI tools scrape the web and copy text already out there, but they do not. (probably because many older "AI tools" would do just that, scrape the web and copy text and possibly spin it. they weren't AI tools like we think of with ChatGPT now.) In the simplest terms, checking to see if the text is from an AI generator is just a tool to check patterns to see if it's possibly AI-generated. If you take text generated from an AI tool and you just put some extra spaces in it (as in change "my dog, Spot" to "my dog , Spot") by putting a space before the comma, and then do that a handful of times throughout the article it will be detected as close to 100% human written. That's how fragile the AI detection tools are.
@VIIICJ so did it work?
@VIIICJ hi!! I'm doing exactly the same thing now... It worked, right?
@VIIICJ I'm waiting for an answer bro 😂😂
@@JemszZz please tell it it's working or not 😂
@VIIICJ how to get chatgpt 4!
Anyone else come here trying to figure out 'how' to plagiarize?
Got me😅😅😅
😂
No- I was born before 1995, which means I'm able to write.
@@RAY_FILET congrats ray
@@stink4235 sorry man. Was probably hurting that day😐
one thing I've noticed while using Grammarly to check for plagiarism on an AI-written piece is that it will take 4 or 5 words from a sentence and match it to something else found on the web, or if chatgpt defines something in the piece it will also say that the definition is plagiarized. you really do have to go through Grammarly instance by instance to double-check if it actually is or if it's a false positive.
Plagiarism is a serious matter that affects the academic world and beyond. It is defined as the act of taking somebody else's work, ideas, or words and presenting them as one's own without proper attribution. Plagiarism is considered unethical and can lead to serious consequences, including failing grades, suspension, or even expulsion from academic institutions. In this essay, I will explore the different types of plagiarism, its consequences, and how to avoid it.
Bro made a chatgpt comment
@@sudarshan1655 yeah
@@minecraftify95 it’s upsetting how obvious it was.
Omg the word “in this essay” makes it obvious. There is not an essay😂
Yeah not me I'm not plagiarizing in order to steal all the credit. I just want to pass my fkn class and can't be bothered to spend hours writings and ranting about a certain topic which I'm 95% of the time completely uninterested in
i think some people are having a hard time accepting a great tool. i welcome it though, the world is too full of mundane task that use up a lot of time. time that could be better used to understand more of what your writing about rather than worrying about how to combine everything to make it look good.
I find gpt useful for research and conversing with, it can explain things in many different ways, you don't have to be as specific with search queries. It even saves everything for you so it's an automatic organisation. I love it, it really helps me with my dyslexia and ADHD.
Another way you can do it is to have ChatGPT write it in another language, then ask it to translate it back into English. But,you gonna have to understand the other language to correct it.
Does this actually work?
@@yovanloveish2212 ooo yeah. Used it all the time.
thnks bro
Thank comrade
@@marcjulmis4746
Is this still working 2024? If so, is this what you mean: Ask chatgpt to write the text FIRST, in language A, and then copy paste, resend to chatgpt and ask it to translate it as ENGLISH. And then take that text and fix it yourself/remove the incoherent bits (i am a native speaker of language A). Thank you all and /salute
It gives wrong websites references. When try to open the websites it is not found. Also wrong information comes when try to open web link. So be careful as I was excited but now loose motivation to work on it.
WHERE THE HECK was ChatGPT during my MBA graduate studies?! 🤔I completed my degree at the end of 2020. 🙄
Well, there’s always doctoral work to do 😁
THANK YOU 🙏
😂 me too. Where d heck was it?
That’s what I was saying lol I just found out about this!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 Plagiarism involves presenting someone else's work as your own, distinct from copyright infringement. It can harm your academic/professional standing.
01:10 Use plagiarism checkers like Grammarly and Turnitin to scan for similarities in texts, helping you avoid unintentional plagiarism.
02:50 Different checkers yield varying results. Grammarly shows 24% similarity, indicating potential matches in web or academic sources.
03:29 Acceptable plagiarism levels vary; below 10% is generally acceptable, over 25% is considered high. Aim for 0% similarity for the safest bet.
04:12 Techniques to reduce plagiarism include citing sources, adding specific details to prompts, and manually rephrasing plagiarized text.
Made with HARPA AI
I'd say Zero GPT is pretty reliable in checking these matters.
One of the worst thing about plagiarism is that it makes you lazy Not increase your talent
ok albert einstein
Thank you for the link! This is just what I need to check for plagiarism.
I need this, thank you for sharing
I copy-pasted one of my prompt results and got a 99.05% Real score. I'm going to go after those prompt engineer jobs, now.
how did you do it ? can you explain the process.
A question please, does grammarly gives you the sources of the plagiarized ideas? I mean a citable source that you can then cite and reference in your paper?
Thanks a lot brother. This video helped me a lot
Excellent, thank you sooo much!!!
Very good try and error survey 👏👏
Woooow..... its wonderfull. But all of the output, Can the answers from ChatGPT become the copyright of the questioner?
How to beat the A.I and make the person either do the work or copy A.I's every letter as assignments are given that require actual writing instead of typed text.
yes, but handwritten text is often very hard for professors to read and no automated way to check for plagiarism.
Thank you for sharing!
I write the essay in my own word and the essay is about my personal experience. Can I use chat GPT to edit my essay? How do college detect if I using chatGPT? Thanks
TurnItIn
All Plag checkers give me completely different results! Some show me 98.9% plagiarized, others 0,2% OF THE SAME TEXT!
i tried undetectable AI and i think it works fine but idk if it is real
Great tips!
Cheers!
Would you recommend to me plagiarism checker for a 15 pages research for my school
plagiarism checker x
@@utkarshverma5854 free?
you need to put affilate link to your desc, I'm about to buy tools you review!
I dont think open ai or chat gpt has any affiliations :(
Thanks for your program and
Love this!! Thanks for sharing this!
Have you considered latest plagarism tool which could be able to predict even the ai generated contents pattern?
Interesting
Can i use chat gpt for rephrashing of my own text ?
Thank you!
Thank you.
Is it considered plagiarism when you check if it is plagiarized
Yes because your technically just trying to mask it after that
Ahh thank geez my country most teachers don't even know what chatgpt is, easy scores baby.
Plagiarism detector show me 3 % of plagiarism,but my professor said I have 41% ,how it’s even possible,she give me 0 for assignment for that
I always start with write a copyright free
please advice how to make any chatgpt script 100% human.? thanks a lot
Thanks 😊
How about the AI detector?
Merci ❤
What about Ai detector?
link?
@@daraghmwalsh AI detectors are bullshit. They fail on content written in the 90's and early 2000's way too often to be trusted.
What if you type like an AI and as smart? How can an AI detector tells me it detected ai . That’s bs
Dude… Do you not find it ironic to talk about how plagiarism is bad and then how to use Chatgpt to avoid plagiarism?
Wth?
@Someone who's harnessed the gravity nope
@@rbg9602 Yep
@@greyjedi6670 unethical, hard pass.
@@rbg9602 idk anyone who likes literature
@@greyjedi6670 pretty sure most people don’t like many things. Does not make it right to blatantly cheat like this. It’s better to try, fail and develop a skill, maybe have minimal mastery in it.
This makes you lazy, morally bankrupt and intellectually deficient.
I don't think you understand the idea of plagiarism. You say that it is when you pass off writing that isn't yours as your own and that it can have negative consequences. But then you show how it's okay to pass off AI writing as your own as long as it is not detectable. This is still plagiarism. But I guess you're right if you don't have any integrity - you'll need to look that one up.
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shush patrick
Patrick is just mad that his skill of writing good essays can be achieved by literally anyone now in seconds
🤓🤓🤓🤓
@Quinn Hudgens - No, it can be done by a computer, the human had nothing to do with it...and that's his point.
Is the person speaking an AI?
Yes
@@daraghmwalsh who is the person speaking?
@@tamoorkhan7964 ...AI
Yes. It is plagiarism. The concern with plagiarism in academia is that it is unethical for the student to receive credit for work that they physically did not do; plagiarism is a violation of academic integrity. If a student is turning in an AI (or language-model) generated paper, they are turning in a plagiarized paper even if the paper itself contains no plagiarism. In academia, there is no tolerance for plagiarism, so do not be comforted by this presenter's cavalier attitude.
Plagiarism, in academia, is a sanctionable offense. At most institutions of higher learning, a student that intentionally turns in work that is not their own, in whole or in part, could receive a reduced grade or an F on the exam or paper, have to retake the exam or redo the paper, and/or receive an F for the class.
TO STUDENTS: If you want to avoid plagiarism, do your own work. If you do not know what to do, ask your instructor and/or use the writing center or academic success center at your school. If you are working on a research paper, make sure you credit the sources of every bit of information that you summarize, quote, or paraphrase from you sources, and you will be okay.
Would it be considered plaigerism if I wrote out my own essay first, then run it through GPT, and instruct it to fluff it up for me.
This is the best way to use ChatGPT. Just ask to improve grammar, structure and do some light edits. Unless it inserts new paragraphs etc should be plagiarism free.
Thanx alot ❤
This video is made by a company which makes videos for channel for a fee. Most of the information is a guess
since there is the new update in turnitin, I aske my self what exactly can be detected produced on chat gbt by turnitin.
Example: I write a text (500 words) in a beautiful writing style by myself, then I write another text by myself but not beautiful. Cause the second one is not beautiful I copy the text into chat gbt and I give the command to rewrite the second text in the same writing style as the first one. Could that second text now be plagiarised?
did you submitted?
That’s what I did, don’t think it can be checked lol
@@pabloescobar4029 give me a update , goodluck
Bro i got a zero by turnitin😭
@@brayanrios9000 is it showing similarity or something else?
If you didn't write it, it's plagiarism. I'm an English professor, and I just failed 2/3rds of a class for this. Don't fuck around, folks.
How do you rightly know? How can a student possibly prove their innocence, if they organically wrote the content themselves?
Gpt zero is an excellent source to detect ai :/
🧐
be aware the difference betweeen Ai Detector and Plagiarism LoL
There are tons of websites that detect generated paragraphs by AI 🤓
"how to remove plagiarism"
wow
How to plagiarism that nobody knows😂
Thanks! Big help
Schools should get away from requiring essays.
Thats what i think. It will be only exams lol
Or least marks for assignment
:)
"So how do you avoid plagiarism? Well, one way is to properly cite and quote any sources you use in your text. Another technique is to ask ChatGPT to rewrite the text without any plagiarism."
Um, no. The first one is avoiding plagiarism. The second "technique" is a strategy to hide plagiarism, not avoid it. This video is basically teaching people how to plagiarize and cover their tracks. For shame.
Tools are meant to be used man, but as anyone who did well in their academics would know, you get what you put into your own learning. for me I would write out my own statements to chat of what I know, personal view, and other fact checks and ask it to write me something based off a style I want... and doing this your still building your own paper using your own words and thoughts, you just get the added advantage of saving time. mundane and time consuming task such as this need to be shortened so we can better use our time. thats my opinion on it.
Dear T. Alexander Giltner,
I hope this letter finds you well. I wanted to take a moment to address a concern that I have been noticing in your recent youtube conversations. It appears that you have been struggling to adapt to the rapidly changing world around us, particularly in terms of science and technology.
As someone who values the importance of staying informed and up-to-date with scientific advancements, I find it concerning that you seem to be ignoring or rejecting new information simply because it challenges your existing beliefs. I believe you are being very ignorant and stubborn. Maybe, you should throw out your calculator while you are at it.
I understand that change can be difficult, but it is important to recognize that the world we live in is constantly evolving, and our understanding of the world is constantly being refined through scientific discovery. Ignoring these advancements and sticking to outdated beliefs can have serious consequences, both for ourselves and for society as a whole.
I urge you to take the time to explore new scientific ideas and to keep an open mind to the possibility that your current beliefs may need to be updated or revised based on new evidence. While it may be uncomfortable to confront new ideas that challenge our preconceived notions, it is ultimately the only way we can grow and progress as individuals and as a society.
I value our understanding and hope that we can continue to have open and honest conversations about these important issues.
Sincerely,
Mic Spaffy Millard,
@@micspaffymillard719 lol
who gaf
@@micspaffymillard719 well said bro 😎😎