I used it yesterday to write a farewell message for my colleague in portugese, I used it to write a list of pros and cons of various ad platforms for a proposal and it’s doing my formulas for me today.
From my limited experience, students use Chat GPT to write sections of an essay, not necessarily the whole thing. So you might have to check on a paragraph by paragraph basis. Other major give aways are if the essay does not engage with material from a course and also a lack of references. Howeverr, savvy students can easily bypass this. In short, there is no foolproof way to detect this shit!
I hope this reply was AI-generated for mega irony lolz!
I did see a tweet which said that we are possibly passed the point where the internet ceases to be a useful tool for knowing and finding out things. Too much misinformation and auto-generated content and the difficulties of navigating this is too great. The robots have won.
Been mucking about with ChatGPT for javascript/expressions in After Effects. It’s not entirely perfect and often returns the wrong code, but usually gets about 70-80% of the way there.
Midjourney, Dall-E, Stable Diffusion etc are all interesting, from my limited experience, a lot of it is about the prompts and learning how to search correctly in order to get the results you need.