Four Dumb and Four Smart Methods to Use ChatGPT for Academic Purposes.

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 Four Dumb and Four Smart Methods to Use ChatGPT for Academic Purposes. 



📌 One of the dumbest uses of ChatGPt is ASKING ChatGPT to write content for essays, articles, dissertations, etc. In order to "guess" the next word in a sentence, ChatGPT employs a prediction model. Consequently, the text will always be expected. ❎


RATHER, design the "structure" of an essay, article, etc. using ChatGPT. Predictable material is bad, but predictable organization is excellent. ChatGPT can assist you in a structured journal article framework and a weekly writing schedule. ✅


📌 REQUESTING citations and references from ChatGPT. ChatGPT fabricates phony citations to publications that don't even exist because it is a prediction model. Some people have invested a lot of time in looking up fabricated articles that ChatGPT created. ❎


RATHER, use Scite(dot)ai in place of ChatGPT. Scite is a brand-new AI-powered assistant that responds to your inquiries by citing (legitimate) academic literature. (Note that Scite calls for a paid subscription.) ✅


📌 STOP outsourcing your thought processes to ChatGPT. Although ChatGPT is a powerful tool, it is not without flaws. It has a lot of abilities, but it cannot make decisions for you. ❎


INSTEAD, hire ChatGPT to do the work for you not to think for you. ✅


 📌 EXCESSIVELY relying on ChatGPT. ChatGPT has its limitations despite being a useful one. If you want to drive a nail into a wall, a hammer is an effective tool. However, a hammer cannot be used in place of a planer.❎


 FAMILIARIZE yourself with ChatGPT's restrictions, including what it can and cannot accomplish. Then, consider how you may make the most of ChatGPT's features. Although it can't think for you, it can undoubtedly aid in idea generation and educated guessing. ✅


Conclusion: Use the AI-powered academic writing editor Paperpal (paperpal.com) inside of Microsoft Word.  For academic writing, avoid using ChatGPT. It produces phony citations and is not intended for academic use. Install an AI-powered academic writing editor inside of MS Word as an alternative.


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