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Payal Manghnani

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Students are using ChatGPT-enabled calculators to cheat on exams! Hackers have modified the popular TI-84 Plus calculator by integrating OpenAI's ChatGPT, allowing them to access the internet during exams. This once-standard graphing calculator has become a high-tech cheating tool by transferring files via hidden commands. Is this innovation or dishonesty? 🔥 — Genius, deserves praise 🙈 — Cheaters, should be punished

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Suprodip Bhattacharya

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What an innovation..🤣

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Anonymous 5

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Hmm... cheat all you want, life requires real skills still and you won't get very far if the only innovation you know comes in the form of cheating systems.

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Anonymous 4

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Good try Diddy

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Anonymous 3

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Good for small level math equations, what about the whole paragraph thing and more complex equations like fourier and laplase transform etc?

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Sajin
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This is good. I am against exams

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Saurabh Anand

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this is training the chat gpt rather than testing ourselves

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Havish Gupta

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🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 how much is it?

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Anonymous 2

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Bro, it’s a fine line between genius and cheating. I mean, hats off to the innovation, but if you’re using tech to dodge exams, it’s straight-up dishonesty. Exams are supposed to test you, not ChatGPT.

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