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Is ChatGPT Plagiarism?
Plagiarism is a serious offense in academia. Stealing other people’s words and ideas without proper citation will completely discredit an academic or intellectual in the world of professional scholarship. Although it’s becoming rather prevalent in the highest echelons of society, for ordinary students, plagiarism can get you expelled.
However, what about when you’re not stealing anyone's words or ideas? In fact, the words and ideas you're using are completely original works, they’re just not your own work. This is the case for the reported 86% of university students using AI for school work today, submitting text written by AI tools and passing them off as they’re own.
We’re going to discuss the ethics of using artificial intelligence to help you in school. There are some use cases where it’s encouraged, some where it’s reluctantly embraced, and others where it’s considered academic misconduct. So, is using ChatGPT plagiarism?
Well, kinda....
Table of Contents
What is ChatGPT?
What is Plagiarism?
How To Detect ChatGPT?
How to Bypass AI Detectors
Conclusion
FAQ
What is ChatGPT?
OpenAI’s free AI language model, ChatGPT, has revolutionized how people create text. As discouraged as students are from using ChatGPT to write their essays, there’s just so much meaningless busy work in college that students don’t care if it’s hindering they development of their writing skills, they want to use AI-generated content in school.



