University Professor Catches Student Cheating With ChatGPT

The professor first entered the suspect text into ChatGPT software to determine if the written reply was by AI. He received a 99.9% likelihood of matching. The software did not offer any citations, unlike standard plagiarism detection software. Hick tried to create the same essay by asking ChatGPT questions that he thought his student would ask. This resulted in similar answers but not direct matches.