The Princeton student who built an app to detect ChatGPT plagiarism opposes banning the chatbot in schools
systems banned students and teachers from using ChatGPT out of fear that they will use the AI to cheat and plagiarize.
In fact, Tian was inspired to build GPTZero during his holiday break after noticing an uptick in AI plagiarism, according to his"Are high school teachers going to want students using ChatGPT to write their history essays? Likely not," he tweeted. But GPTZero isn't an app only meant for teachers to catch their students using ChatGPT to write their essays. It is also meant to encourage users to write with creativity, personality, and originality, which he argues an AI can't do, according to NPR.
"We're losing that individuality if we stop teaching writing at schools," Tian told NPR."Human writing can be so beautiful, and there are aspects of it that computers should never co-opt. And it feels like that might be at risk if everybody is using ChatGPT to write."
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