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Why cheating with ChatGPT may be beneficial?

3 min readApr 18, 2023

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Why cheating with ChatGPT may be beneficial?
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I recently published some articles on how to use ChatGPT to become a better student or learner.

When researching different applications for this technology, I came across the idea that even those who use ChatGPT for cheating may profit from it in ways other than just receiving better grades.

Here is my controversial take on this:

For that, let’s start with a slight digression. I remembered that

back in school, I have had a teacher who recommended creating cheat sheets for oneself before exams.

He even told us how to do it!

For those who are interested, he advocated these three steps:

  1. Prepare detailed summaries of all meaningful topics for the exam
  2. Condense these descriptions to the most important points while mapping their relationship
  3. Reduce it even further to the single most crucial keywords which would make up your cheat sheet

The intention was not to cheat on an exam but rather to work with the relevant material.

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Jan Marcel Kezmann
Jan Marcel Kezmann

Written by Jan Marcel Kezmann

AI enthusiast, practitioner and writer. I write about AI, ML and Data Science in general. Join Medium with https://medium.com/@jan_marcel_kezmann/membership

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