A US student at Northeastern University in Boston has demanded a refund of her tuition after learning that one of the professors was responding to her assignments via ChatGPT.
In February, Ella Stapleton was going over her organisational behaviour class lecture notes when she came across a directive addressed to ChatGPT. The New York Times claims that the content used expressions like “expand on all areas” and displayed typical indicators of artificial intelligence-generated content, including clumsy wording, warped visuals, and even errors that resembled machine output.
