Students used AI on Midterm

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The video addresses a highly relevant and concerning issue for educators and students, using clear examples and actionable advice. The creator's direct and engaging delivery, combined with practical "how-to" information, likely resonated with a wide audience.

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The video explains how students are using AI to cheat on midterms and how educators are developing methods to catch them. It details techniques like hidden text traps, signature words, and citation fabrication, and offers a free class on AI detection.

Structure

1Students using AI to cheat on midterms
2Educators teaching AI detection methods
3Hidden text trap technique
4Signature words and 'this not that' structure

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How to catch a cheater using #AI. Students are using AI in classrooms at alarming rates and it's causing expulsion, suspension and failure of academic work. . This is what faculty members are using to catch students who use AI unauthorized. #ChatGPT #professorkez #schoolatnight

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TikTok (appears): A watermark in the corner of the video. Removing it would not change what happens in the video. ChatGPT (acts): Mentioned as a tool students use to generate responses and as a tool that uses signature words. Removing it would change the explanation of how students cheat. Google (acts): Used to search for references. Removing it would change the explanation of how to catch fabricated citations.

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Students used AI on Midterm USE AI TO CATCH CHEATERS 32 of my 35 students between two classes failed a portion of their midterm because they all used AI to generate their entire response. I TEACH FACULTY HOW TO CATCH AI CHEATERS This summer, I taught 40 HBCU faculty members how to use AI to catch cheaters in the classroom. Here's how they're planning to catch your kid. And if you're the kid, here's how they're planning to catch you. HIDDEN TEXT TRAP Baby, this is where the teacher puts in white writing to instruct the AI to use a keyword if the student is actually using the tool. here (red circle) (check mark) The hidden word here was Vance, and you see here that it showed up inside of the paper. SIGNATURE WORDS Two, in the absence of intentional prompting, ChatGPT uses signature words DELVE ROBUST MULTIFACETED PIVOTAL TAPESTRY UNLOCK THIS Number three, the this and not that structure. THAT It's not about money, it's about generational wealth. It's not about dating, it's about finding a rich black husband. THAT You know, this, not that. CITATION FABRICATION Four is citation fabrication. This is where kids neglect to check their references. For example, this paper was generated using ChatGPT And it cites Keziah as writing an article with Harvard Business Review. But listen, when you actually look for the reference, Google will tell your ashy knees that this cited article does not exist. Some of y'all are gonna be like, Professor Kez, why did you just give away the cheat code to students so they can use that to now cheat in the classroom? Number one, they're probably not watching the video this long. And then two, if they are, now they have to critically think about whatever they're submitting in the classroom. My name is professor Keys. SCHOOLATNIGHT.COM I teach AI. ENROLL FREE SCHOOLATNIGHT.COM I do one free class a month. If you're interested, visit school at night.

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32 of my 35 students between two classes failed a portion of their midterm because they all used AI to generate their entire response. This summer, I took 40 HBCU faculty members how to use AI to catch cheaters in the classroom. Here's how they're planning to catch your kid and if you're the kid, here's how they're planning to catch you. First is the hidden text track. Baby, this is where the teacher puts in white writing to instruct the AI to use a keyword if the student is actually using the tool. The hidden word here was Vance and you see here that it showed up inside the pipe. Two, in the absence of intentional prompting, ChatGPT uses signature words like Delve, robust, pivotal, multi-faceted tapestry and also unlock. 3, the this and not that structure. It's not about money, it's about generational wealth. It's not about dating, it's about finding a rich black husband. You know, this not that. Four is citation fabrication. This is where kids neglect to check their references. For example, this paper was generated using ChatGPT and it says Keziah as writing an article with Harvard Business Review. But listen, when you actually look for the reference, Google will tell you as she needs that this cited article does not exist. Some of y'all are going to be like, Professor Kez, why did you just give away the cheat code to students so they can use that to now cheat in the classroom? Number one, they're probably not watching the video this long. And then two, if they are, now they have to critically think about whatever they're submitting in the classroom. My name is professor Keys. I teach AI. I do one free class a month. If you're interested, visit school at night.