We built a simple but novel solution for that is far more reliable and works completely differently to gpt-zero and openai methods. I'm not posting a link as we're not ready for HN hug of death, but please PM if interested.
The saddest thing is that this project has been once of the most demoralizing I've ever taken on. Day to day we see so many students being failed by teachers and school leadership who care more about "adapting to AI" than real student outcomes today.
In practice, we've found teachers don't generally want to have the difficult conversations with students when the hard evidence of cheating is given to them.
And generally school/university/college leadership have no real tactics to implement their "AI strategy" other than train their own chat bots (wtf) and "adapting assessment to use AI".
Unfortunately, a simple non AI fix to the problem is definitely not as good for their careers.
IMHO without a change, we're creating a pretty bleak future for students of the next few years.
The problem is that a lot of students were already cheating, and there's no real benefit to teachers trying to punish the students for it.
The schools don't want to do it, because letting one or two students by is, to them, much better than {the public backlash of someone admitting to cheating, the loss of money from kicking paying college students out, ...}, and the teachers don't want to do it because the schools are going to tell them to shut up and stop making noise about it, and it might poison their career to not listen. Of course, if you do that, then they will keep doing it, and you'll get people graduating who poison your reputation eventually, but it turns out to take a while before that happens, if ever...
At least when I was in college, it was pretty obvious to the students which students Did Not Do The Work(tm), and it was eye-opening how bad it could get when you took the "for non-majors" versions of various classes.
ChatGPT et al are just bringing to the public eye how bad this already was by lowering the bar so much there's no barrier to entry, no "if you know you know" whisper network of people cheating for each other, no wink-and-a-nod "tutoring" service being paid for, just...press button receive paper.
Another BedJet fan. My wife and I both agree it’s in the top 3-4 purchases since we’ve been together (10 years).
I think I would give up most other possessions before it. It is probably only beaten out by a few very sentimental items (like my wedding rings), Kindle Voyager (by far the best eReader Amazon ever made IMHO) and a couple of my newer Apple devices (Apple Pencil 2 and AirPods with iPhone are just magic).
Individualized climate control in bed is a luxury that has put a grateful smile on me for almost every day over the last 6 years.
I’ve been using jj for at least 12 months now. Generally, I’ve enjoyed it, but it can be a wee bit dangerous with its very easy historic amendments and its easy force pushes.
