Law professors from the University of Minnesota used the ChatGPT chatbot to pass final exams in four courses. As a result, the algorithm was able to score the required number of points to pass everyone, although its results cannot be called brilliant, according to Engadget.

It is noted that in this case, the average ChatGPT score was C +. And University of Pennsylvania Wharton School business professor Christian Terwisz found that a chatbot can pass a business management exam with a B-B-.

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The scientists who conducted this study noted that the success of ChatGPT cannot be called permanent.. He does well with " According to Tervish, the chatbot showed “amazing” results when dealing with simple questions of operations management and process analysis, but could not handle complex process questions.. In addition, he made mistakes in math calculations at the 6th grade level..

At the same time, professors note that they have not adapted the chatbot to specific questions and courses.. This means that if students want to use ChatGPT for exam hints, they can improve their scores.. According to Tervish, the bot can change its answers after human prompts. ChatGPT can generate rude responses, which students can then refine a little and pass off as their own..

Both groups of scientists note that universities and schools should limit the use of technology to prevent cheating using ChatGPT.

Recall that earlier a college student from the United States created an application designed to help understand whether the text was written by a person or by the new chat bot ChatGPT of OpenAI company. Edward Tian called his app GPTZero.