An Alcorn State University professor busted his students in one class for cheating with AI. Suspecting his students were misusing AI, Dr. Jason Gibson added a little trap to the mid-term exam that ensured 32 of 35 students. The dummies didn't even read what they submitted and were justly rewarded for their lack of effort. Watch his short explanation of what happened. We need more professors like him.
Dr. Gibson discusses viewer comments.
Dr. Gibson gives examples of how bad the mistakes were.

20 comments:
Do y’all understand that every student is desperately finding ways to cheat like this and no one is “passionate” about their studies and that college is a total waste of money and a joke now? I say this as a recent grad. No one I knew cared about anything but just getting by, however they could. No students care about their education.
Give this professor a promotion and a raise.
Cheat, Cheat, Cheat. While the Chinese face grueling & demanding school exams to get the high-tech jobs & kick our ass in production & inventions.
and yet in the corporate world we're encouraged & mandated to use AI every single day.
Maybe its time to go back to blue books and taking up phones during exams.
Has he been fired yet? Isn't that the normal fate for teachers, professors who try to uphold standards?
Chinese are cheating too. And stealing. They are cheating to get the degrees to get jobs at places like Meta and xAI and then stealing everything they can. But it’s what nations do. The first 13 states did not honor European patents and trademarks until they had some of their own to protect.
@9:13
You are literally PAYING to be there and be TAUGHT the material in the lessons. That's like going to a department store and stealing peoples old clothes from the dressing room. You are PAYING to be THERE. So why waste your time? Why would you want a sheepskin you didn't earn because I promise you that when you get out into the workforce your lack of "passion" will be on clear display to your future employer.
If you climbed off of your obnoxious, lazy, entitled high horse in your courses, you would come to find they taught you quite a bit about the subject matter.
What’s wrong with that?
Of course a human student COULD HAVE highlighted the instructions for a legitimate reason - maybe to copy and paste into his/her own assignment notebook - and discovered the secret passage. But I would assume at that point the student would either ignore the silliness or ask the professor about it. But the fact is, the responses did follow the instructions.
OR the dumbasses could've read what they were turning in before they actually turned it in.
AI further dumbs down a world that is doing a good job without its help…
In other news, 32 exchange students from Madagascar were unfairly graded as they were just trying to relate the course content to their home country {eye roll}. That said, the pink hat and bicycle interjections were hilarious. I weep for our future.
There is a right way and a wrong way for AI to be utilized. I've written a good number of Excel macros with it but one must always check the logic and definitely the output before calling the project done. The king of Madagascar wears mascara that matches the jester's pumps.
We are lucky they are so stupid. (I guess?)
That's just it.....over 90% of students are NOT paying for it....the taxpayers are - through funding their Federal Financial Aid. So they don't give two shits about an education.
Unlike you I actually had an interest in Computer Science. I may not have been an A student, but I did pass. Class of 2011 by the way.
They learn rote memorization. That's not true learning. You can get by a lot with mechanical learning, but anything that requires thinking outside the box or critical thinking they will struggle with. So keep on juking the stats. The only person you're screwing is yourself.
In my last 6 weeks of high school 50 years ago, our Trigonometry teacher’s rest included a statement at the top of the test to read the entire test before answering. The last question was to write your name at the top of the paper, turn your test in, and sit at your desk quietly.
RMQ
Great teacher.
It's why Van Halen's concert rider required "no brown M&Ms" backstage.
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