We've heard stories about how students right now are using AI to basically do all of their schoolwork for them.

Yeah. I've probably got like a B semester of college with it. I mean, the funny part is the teachers are probably using it to come up with the assignments.

And grade them. Yeah. It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. But they're asking Chad GPT to write their essays, fill out their college applications,

even take their girlfriends to prom.

Why is AI a better kisser?

Yeah.

And if you're a student, it doesn't feel good to be constantly accused of cheating on your assignments

all the time. Yeah, it really sucks. Especially if you worked really hard and they're like,

oh, this is too good. It's AI. And you're like, no, I actually did it. Yeah. Even if you did have

AI, you don't want to be accused of it. They're sick of it. And that's why students are fighting

back and it's making the news today.

To stop these hurtful accusations, AI's been helping them cheat their way through school.

They're turning to a new AI program called the Humanizer.

So they're using AI to prove that they didn't use AI?

That's pretty much it.

Okay.

Basically, take your essay about economic existentialism in the Great Gatsby that was totally not written by ChatGPT in 15 seconds.

You copy-paste it into this Humanizer app, and it'll alter the text so it doesn't sound as smart and perfect

and robot-like. Oh wait. You're still

cheating. I thought it was to prove you weren't cheating.

Oh, no, it's double cheating.

It's so that they can't accuse you of cheating

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