A new tool from the maker of ChatGPT aims to help deal with concerns about how artificial intelligence (or AI) can be used to cheat in school. The tool is called AI Text Classifier. It is designed to identify writing that was produced not by students but by AI programs. The tool was launched by OpenAI, an AI technology company based in San Francisco. The company is the maker of ChatGPT, an AI system that can produce any kind of writing on demand. Many education officials are concerned that ChatGPT could fuel academic dishonesty and harm learning. But, OpenAI warns that its new AI Text Classifier tool like others already available is not perfect. The method for detecting AI-written writing “will be wrong sometimes,” said Jan Leike of OpenAI. “Because of that,” he added, “it shouldn’t be solely relied upon when making decisions."
Which of the following is a definition of the word solely?
not involving anyone or anything else
to a small degree
without affection
with much fanfare
Which U.S. city is the company Open AI based out of?
San Francisco
Chicago
Boston
Houston
It is designed to identify writing that was produced not by students but by AI programs.
students
stews
rodents
stools