[mittermayr]

I teach a tech class to marketing students, and it definitely works very well. They are allowed to use ChatGPT and other tools, with one caveat: you remain responsible for the output. I hide white-text prompt injections in specs or longer task instructions (usually in PDFs, works well enough there with copy and paste), and sometimes place a phrase near the end of the text that prompts the LLM to append something like, "I submit this assignment without checking its output, and I accept point deductions as agreed."

I used to do this for a laugh and not deduct points, next year, I showed them this before class as an introduction to working with AI and kind of as a warning, I'll deduct points, expecting nobody falling for it, then they fell for it over and over again. Well.

[justsomehnguy]

> and kind of as a warning, I'll deduct points, expecting nobody falling for it

At this point I knew how the sentence would end.

Well, let me repurpose the old meme:

    Quote From Man Points Deducted:

      What are you gonna do, deduct points from me?

[sorkhabi]

Good one