Help! The Robots Are Coming

(OPINION) Art generated by AI has been an ongoing topic of discussion for several years, with content generators dominating social media and becoming the subject of many philosophical debates about art. Despite the growing excitement surrounding AI-generated images, there are concerns about their authenticity and ethical implications. Many artists argue that AI-generated art is unethical as it relies on being fed pre-existing art and recreating it until it is indistinguishable from the original. The fundamental question remains: can AI create art, and what does it mean for the future of the art industry?

CultureMatthew PetersonMarch 4, 2023Matthew Peterson, culture, chatGPT, AI Software, AI art, Art, artificial intelligence, criticism, Secondary FeatureComment

ChatGPT Plagiarism: A Software For Teachers During the Rise of AI Writers

ChatGPT Plagiarism became available to the public in February, a software designed by Tomer Tarsky to differentiate between original work and ChatGPT writing. Tarsky created his software to specifically detect ChatGPT usage and is consistent with its results. With the unreliability of other plagiarism checkers and the rise in ChatGPT usage in school, Tarsky’s software will prove invaluable for educators.

CultureJoanna InscoFebruary 22, 2023Joanna Insco, AI Software, Plagiarism, Culure, dru johnson, chatGPT, Secondary FeatureComment