The professor asked if you guys use ChatGPT.

(1)a free bulletin board
(2)Why do you use Chat GPT?
(3)asked the chief.
(4)Since Chat GPT is popular, people in the lab have been talking about it a lot, and one of them asked Chat GPT to summarize his draft to fit the volume, thinking about reviewing the abstract submitted to the conference. After about three seconds of blinking, an almost perfect summary came out. People laughed and laughed and went back to the forest of experiments like 같은 and started to work separately.
(5)Around noon, the professor called in the students. What’s going on? Why is the assignment so slow? Or is it a different schedule announcement? The professor came in and sat down after speculation was rampant.
(6)You’ve been talking a lot about Chat GPT lately. Do you guys use that too?
(7)Everyone looked at each other by rolling their eyes in surprise.
(8)You were so talkative that we asked simple questions. It was quite fun.
(9)The head of the room skillfully passed it over.
(10)Yeah, I saw it, too. I think they write papers on assignments perfectly, too. I got goosebumps.
(11)The professor said, “We all agreed in our hearts. We’re going to lean on this and say, “If you write a thesis, you’re going to lose.
(12)So when you write your thesis intro, you use that kind of stuff.
(13)We were all embarrassed. My brother Bang asked me back, “But wouldn’t it be a little contrary to the research ethics. However, the professor refuted it firmly, saying, “I know you spend time searching the dictionary, not using the same words, but don’t worry about it and leave it to Chat GPT before using it.” The professor argued that there is no problem in using it for quick data research and drafting because the important thing is not to write it as it is, to learn how to adapt it to the author’s point of view, and to find and report new value to the academic world.
(14)But you have to understand what you wrote. You know it’s obvious when you see it, right? I’m going to watch it when it’s obvious and ask you questions if it’s obvious. Then, good luck.
(15)The professor left after a day speech, and we disbanded, somewhat surprised by the professor’s unexpectedly progressive view of values. In this era of AI, which collects data faster than humans and writes better than humans, where should I find my place as a researcher and as a human being, Dr. Han laughed and shouted.
(16)I haven’t written the abstract yet.
(17)I was so jealous.