According to university spokesperson Klara Khilakova, the student’s work was determined to be fake by faculty, who found “obvious inaccuracies and questionable sentence structures”.
It has also been discovered thanks to software using artificial intelligence.
Universities around the world are struggling with cheating using artificial intelligence. Meanwhile, the Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation Valery Falkov stood up for the student of the Russian State Humanitarian University, who wrote a diploma using the ChatGPT neural network. By the way, he received a diploma, although not immediately.
Source: Ferra
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