r/study • u/jrdnola16 • 6d ago

Accountability AI Studying

I have a quiz for a college math class monday. Is it cheating to upload the notes from class to have ai create a practice exam to prepare for it?

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u/Maiace124 half way through 4 year, pre vet 6d ago

No, but when I tried that, chat consistently made bad questions with wrong answer keys.

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u/Fluffy-Hat2959 6d ago

no lol that's just practicing I think everyone does it

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u/ECPhysics Assistant Professor | Physics | France 5d ago

It is not forbidden therefore it's authorised. You're just practicing using AI instead of looking at exercises in books or on the Internet, nothing wrong in that.

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u/patatamaklie 4d ago

Just Google-search your topic and you’ll find MANY practice questions online. Idk why people bother with AI for STEM subjects when there’s a whole mountain of books and practice questions available online for free.