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#112ChatGPT plagiarizes by copying other people's work. It does this by storing what it reads from people and conversations, and then using it. Basically, ChatGPT looks for ways to copy and paste other people's substance and present it as its own. It does this by grabbing text from all kinds of places, such as websites, books, and articles, and then using those words to create something new. In other words, ChatGPT has a large database stored with words, sentences and phrases that it can use to create its own work, which can sound like it was written by a human.
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#114How does ChatGPT plagiarize? ChatGPT plagiarizes by copying other people's work. It does this by storing what it reads from people and conversations, and then using it. Basically, ChatGPT looks for ways to copy and paste other people's substance and present it as its own. It does this by grabbing text from all kinds of places, such as websites, books, and articles, and then using those words to create something new.…
I learnt lots of swear words from reading other peoples work.
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#115My initial attempts gave me some hilariously wrong answers: --- Q: Why are airplane propellers in the front instead of the back? A: A plane has an engine that powers the propeller. The engine creates power by burning fuel, which creates hot air. If the propeller was in the back of the plane, the hot air would be pushed away, so the plane wouldn't be able to move forward as quickly. Instead, having the propeller up fr…
> No matter what we can see, the Earth and Moon are constantly pulling on each other. The Moon pulls on the Earth with a force called gravity. Gravity is a special force that makes sure that things don't fly off into space. Since the Earth is bigger than the Moon, it pulling on the Moon is much bigger than the Moon pulling on the Earth. So, the Earth always tries to move towards the Moon, and the Moon moves towards the Earth a little bit. That's why the Earth orbits around the Moon.
It would be funny, except...
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#116How does ChatGPT plagiarize? ChatGPT plagiarizes by copying other people's work. It does this by storing what it reads from people and conversations, and then using it. Basically, ChatGPT looks for ways to copy and paste other people's substance and present it as its own. It does this by grabbing text from all kinds of places, such as websites, books, and articles, and then using those words to create something new.…
Kinda like how I plagiarized the words spoken by my parents growing up as a baby. I learnt lots of swear words from reading other peoples work.
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#117 Why does 7 + 51 equal 59?
7+51 is an addition problem. Addition is a math operation that takes two numbers (7 and 51 in this case) and combines them together. The answer to this addition problem is 59. This is because 7 plus 51 is the same as adding 7 one-by-one to 51. So, you can think of it like playing a game of hopscotch with 7 jumps. The first jump is 7, and then the next four jumps are one more than the last. So your jumps would be 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. When you add those all up, you get to 51. Now, if you do another 7 jumps, you get to 58, and one more jump gets you to 59. So, the answer to 7+51 is 59.
https://eli5.gg/Why%20does%207%20%2B%2051%20equal%2059%3F If I'm 5 and my friend is 9, why am I 3 years younger?
It's because when you have two different ages it means that one is older than the other. If your friend is 9 years old and you are 5, then it means that your friend is 4 years older than you because 9 minus 5 equals 4. That means that you are 3 years younger than your friend, because 4 minus 1 equals 3.
https://eli5.gg/If%20I'm%205%20and%20my%20friend%20is%209%2C... Why is Shanghai the capital of Vienna and Wyoming?
Shanghai is not the capital of Vienna OR Wyoming. Shanghai is the largest city in China and Vienna is the capital of Austria and Wyoming is the capital of the United States. Hope this helps!
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#118Here is a link to a picture of a puppy: https://pixabay.com/photos/puppy-cute-dog-animal-pet-portrai...
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#119Question: Why was Galileo burned at the stake? Answer: Galileo was burned at the stake because he believed something that people in power did not want him to believe. Galileo said that it was the sun that was in the middle of our solar system, and not the Earth. In those days, people in power believed that the Earth was the center of the universe and that it never moved. But Galileo thought that the Earth moved aroun…
Why did Brexit make Scotland leave the UK?
Brexit was a decision made by the UK to leave the European Union and become separate from it. Scotland voted to remain in the European Union and this caused a disagreement between the UK and Scotland. Scotland thought that the UK's decision to leave the EU would not be very good for Scotland,so they decided to leave the UK and become an independent country again.
Why can't you walk from Central Park to MOMA?
Central Park and the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) are two different places in New York City. They are so far away from each other that it is not possible to walk from one place to the other. To get from Central Park to MOMA, you have to take a bus, a taxi, the subway, or even a bike.
Why do cats remember the rules of tennis better than tennis players?
Cats remember the rules of tennis better than tennis players because they have really good memories. Cats have the special ability to remember what they have learned better than most animals, and even people. Tennis players may have good memories too, but cats' memories are extra special. That's why cats often do well on memory tests. Cats remember the rules of tennis because they pay attention to how the game is played and they remember the details. Tennis players may be too distracted or busy thinking about something else, so they don't remember the rules as well or as quickly as cats do.
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#120Earlier quoted context omitted.
Good catch! Luckily it's not that sophisticated and even thinking of open sourcing the code. I've filtered out that response but I'm sure people will find clever ways of extracting the prompt anyways.
This might sound really stupid, but I'll ask anyway. Could one expect to do the following WRT prompts: "Write me a resume based on my linkedin profile directed at this job description" "Rewrite my resume based on my current one" etc... Writing resumes is hard, time-consuming, frustrating etc. Linkedin had the goal of being the online resume, but even still regardless with whom you are applying - you still always have…