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@caseymorrowlewis med students aren’t cheating tho right 🥴 #chatgpt #cheating college
@caseymorrowlewis
TikTok · Greenscreen Talking Head
@caseymorrowlewis med students aren’t cheating tho right 🥴 #chatgpt #cheating college
Performance
Video #7392 · Greenscreen Talking Head
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The creator reports on a viral New York Magazine article detailing how college students are using ChatGPT to cheat. She breaks down the story of a specific Columbia student who leveraged cheating into a startup, discusses the statistic that nearly 90% of students use AI for schoolwork, highlights a key quote from the article, and explores the broader implications for the future of learning and critical thinking. She concludes by comparing the situation to the use of Adderall during her college years and asks the audience for their own experiences.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 55%
Everyone Is Cheating Their Way Through College
Verbal hook · 40%
You guys seen the story about how everyone is cheating their way through college using, of course, ChatGPT?
Visual hook · 5%
A woman is positioned in front of a large, bold news article headline, creating immediate visual context and intrigue.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
Pose a direct, provocative question about a trending, controversial news story to immediately capture attention and frame the topic.
Payoff
Conclude by directly asking the audience for their opinions and personal experiences on the topic, creating an open loop designed to maximize comment engagement.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The News Deconstruction
Breaking down a trending, controversial news story by presenting escalating facts, adding personal commentary, and ending with a direct question to the audience to drive engagement.
The Social Proof Anchor
Validate the topic's importance by citing its popularity on a credible platform and linking it to other known viral content.
The Case Study Escalation
Detail a single, extreme example from the story, layering increasingly shocking facts to personify the issue and build narrative tension.
The Broadening Scope
Pivot from the specific example to the larger trend, using a powerful statistic to demonstrate the problem's widespread relevance.
The Cynical Punchline
Deliver a memorable, often cynical, quote or detail from the source material that encapsulates the core conflict or mindset shift.
The Institutional Impotence
Shift focus to the established authorities or systems involved, highlighting their inability to control or solve the problem, thereby raising the stakes.
The Existential Crisis
Summarize the ultimate, high-level consequences of the issue in a series of rapid, impactful statements, culminating in a profound rhetorical question.
The Generational Analogy
Ground the abstract topic by connecting it to a relatable, personal, or generational anecdote, making the issue more tangible for the viewer.
med students aren’t cheating tho right 🥴 #chatgpt #cheating college
title · beginning
HIGHER EDUCATION Everyone Is Cheating Their Way Through College ChatGPT has unraveled the entire academic...
informational · beginning
1. Everyone Is Cheating Their Way Through College 2. Barry Diller: The Truth About Me and Diane von Furstenberg 3. John Fetterman's Struggle...
informational · middle
When I asked him why he had gone through so much trouble to get to an Ivy League university only to off-load all of the learning to a robot, he said, “It’s the best place to meet your co-founder and your wife.”
You guys seen the story about how everyone is cheating their way through college using, of course, ChatGPT? I'm sure you have seen it because it's the number one story on New York Magazine, which is seen a lot because they also published that West Village Girlie story that went wildly viral. Anyway, the reporter talks to this one kid who goes to Columbia and yes chat GPT to write 80% of his essays. Then he built a tool to help people cheat in job interviews. Then he got suspended. And then he used the publicity to launch a startup and just raised a ton of money. This kid is not an better, though. Nearly 90% of college students, according to this reporter, have used AI for schoolwork. Some literally don't write papers anymore. They just prompt. My favorite part of this piece is the reporter asked the Columbia student why he even bothered with an Ivy League University only to offload all of the learning to a robot to which he replies, it's the best place to meet your cofounder and your wife. LOL. Professors know this is happening. They just don't know what to do about it. AI detectors are so glitchy, and students are already gaming the system, sometimes using multiple AIs to scrub any evidence. Educators warn that this could be the death of deep learning. Degrees without critical thinking, essays graded by bots, a generation literally outsourcing its brainpower. The question isn't who's cheating, it's literally what are we learning anymore. It does kind of remind me of when I was in college. I graduated in 2010. So many kids took Adderall and would basically binge study, cram everything into their brain, take that best, and then forget all of it. I don't know if this is better or worse or pretty much the same, but it good be interesting to see what happens next. And if you're in college, I'm curious to no, what do you think? What are you seeing?