Can it help me write a plagiarism-free article for my Indoor Plants website?
Yes and no. Everything that ChatGPT âknowsâ is based on what it has been fed as training data. Everything it outputs is therefore just a synthesis of what has already been written, published, and read before. It has no way to âexperienceâ anything, no way to learn anything that wasnât written already, which is why there are some calls (and legal cases) already into whether AI is by nature a copyright infringement.
It can output text that will pass plagiarism detectors by cleverly rewriting the written sources it was trained on. Where it combines many sources into its âknowledgeâ, thatâs not plagiarism in the legal sense anyway. But itâs output is always derivative, based 100% on the data it was trained on, and what is included in the prompt.
Your question was off-topic to this particular discussion thread [Moderation note: Has since been moved to its own thread], but I guess you wanted a thread that was already indexed in search to drop your link into. I removed that link just so youâd have a visual understanding that link-drops wonât work here that was really obvious. You know, since the whole fact that the link was nofollowed doesnât always work to prevent such abuse, because link builders have long sold the myth that the worthless nofollow links they often build still count. They donât.
Newton said: âIâm just standing on the shoulders of giants.â Why do we think itâs a kind of plagiarism when Ai said: âIâm just standing on the shoulders of all mankind?â I think itâs a bit unfair in a way.
I would like to know how do I create a prompt where I can rewrite non-plagiarism paragraphs and I can go beyond 250 characters
Read above your post. I moved it to one of the existing posts about plagiarism, instead of in the wrong place in the Feature Requests category.