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I'm going down south, I'm gonna have
myself some time.
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Friendly faces everywhere, humble folks
without temptation.
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I'm going down south, I'm gonna leave my
woes to hide.
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And we're parking day or night, people
spouting hot and diverse.
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And on up south, I'm gonna see if I
can't unwind.
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Come on down south, I've been a good
friend of mine.
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Bye.
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Bye. Bye.
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I send Stan a text, he just responds
with a thumbs -up emoji.
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Yeah, well, Clyde is just really into
me.
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Oh, he's texting back.
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Yes, I do care about you that much. You
mean a lot to me, and I care deeply
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about you.
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Aww! He sure is in love with me, baby.
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He's a goddamn dreamboat!
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Hey, Stan, is there a time we could talk
today?
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I'm feeling a little insecure about some
things.
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Hey, Clyde, can I talk to you?
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Sure, bro.
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Well, um, Wendy just came up to me and
was acting all hurt because she thinks I
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don't care about her.
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When she said that she wishes I would
reply to her texts the way that Clyde
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responds to Bebe's, so, like, how do you
do it?
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Chat GPT, dude.
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Chat GPT?
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Yeah, dude.
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There's a bunch of apps and programs you
can subscribe to that use OpenAI to do
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all your writing for you.
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People use them to write poems, write
job applications, but what they're
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good for is dealing with chicks.
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Here, check it out.
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There's tons of Chat GPT apps for your
phone.
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So then I can take whatever latest dumb
thing Bebe texted me, I copy it, Then I
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open the GPT app, click respond to,
paste her text here, hit write. It just
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thinks for a second.
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You would look great with any length of
hair. Trying a new look could be fun.
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Copy that into messages and send it off.
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It's super easy and convenient, and it
saves me a ton of time because she texts
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me so goddamn much.
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Jesus Christ!
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It probably won't do it, but thanks for
being supportive.
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Cut, paste, write, cut, messages, paste,
send. There.
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All done with her stupid shit.
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This is a real app. It'll completely
change your life, bro.
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Just, uh, just don't tell anybody, huh?
If Bebe found out, I'd be a dead man.
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The ink on the paper makes me nervous.
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I nearly lose my vision.
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And then my breath and my pulse and my
mind quicken.
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Head below my knees, I come alive.
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With every stroke of every letter and
every line you write, keeps me awake
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thinking back. Oh, my first sight of you
was my first heart attack.
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I can't resist.
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And I don't want to fight Will you be
held?
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Will you be touched?
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By my hand through this paper Is this
all too much?
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Will we be rabid? Will we be true?
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To somebody perfect Somebody like you
I'm tired of yearning I'm tired
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of learning I need to drink My heart has
been burning
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Didn't get what?
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You asked me if I wanted a bedtime story
about frogs or a song about swans. I
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said a bedtime story.
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Oh, yeah, I wrote it. I'll send it to
you right now. Okay.
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Okay, children, let's take our seats.
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I've graded your midterm essays, and I
have to say, for the most part, they
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terrible. However, there were some
essays that I'm very happy with.
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There was a really great essay from
Clyde on the 1840s labor unions and
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effect on the Industrial Revolution.
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Let's hear it for Clyde, kids.
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Great work, Clyde. Thank you. Thank you.
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Uh -huh.
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What? Someone who never writes good
essays, Butters, wrote an amazing piece
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on... Post -Cold War Poland and the
Changing Provision of Security.
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Check plus, Butters.
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Thanks.
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And we also have another student who
wrote a shockingly good paper. This
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called A Feminist Neoliberal Perspective
of Post -War Afghanistan by Eric
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Cartman. Ah, yes. Thank you. Thank you.
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And this week we have a new student to
the Check Plus Club for an amazing essay
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called Writing a policy about improving
the rights of migrant workers.
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Let's hear it for Stan.
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All right, what the hell is going on?
You tell me what's going on.
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Clearly, somebody told Stan about
ChatGPT.
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You guys are using it to write essays,
too.
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Yes, we are all using it. And we had a
pact that we wouldn't tell anyone else
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because then everyone will start using
it and Mr. Garrison will figure it out.
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So who fucking blabbed to Stan?
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I just told Stan about it as a tool to
text his girlfriend.
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God damn it, Clive. You don't use an
amazing AI cheating tool to talk to
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You're going to ruin everything.
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This can't be open source, you guys. If
everyone starts using ChatGPT, then we
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lose our unfair advantage.
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If they find out that we don't have to
work anymore, then they are going to
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to work, and then we're all screwed.
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Who's the one who first found ChatGPT
and thought to use it for essays?
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Butters. Right. But then Butters told me
about it, and I told him not to tell
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anyone else.
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Right. But then you went and blabbed
about it to Clyde.
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That's right.
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I was a little excited.
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You guys, I'm not going to tell anyone
else.
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You really think I want Wendy finding
out about this thing?
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Fine. So we're all in it together.
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But you guys need to be careful what you
use it for.
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Because once you bring girls into
things, they're going to ruin it.
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Just like slavery.
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Ugh.
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Oh, God, I can't take it, Rick.
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What's the matter?
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I was just grading these stupid papers
all the time. I have to read them all
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comment on each one of them. Jesus
Christ.
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Something's changed, and now a few of
the kids are writing these really long,
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detailed essays.
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I don't know what's going on. I guess I
just taught them really well. Maybe a
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bit too well.
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Uh, yeah.
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Have you ever heard of ChatGPT?
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ChatGP who's a what? The fuck is that?
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There's a few apps now, really. But see,
it has AI and takes any subject matter
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and can instantly give you whatever kind
of content you want.
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Wait a minute.
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There's an app that anyone can use that
does all the thinking and writing for
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you? Yeah.
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Well, this is going to be amazing. I can
use it to grade all my papers and no
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one will ever know.
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Uh, yeah, sure.
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I'll just type the title of the essay in
and it'll generate a comment and I
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don't even have to read the stupid
things.
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Yeah, and then you'll have more free
time.
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Oh, this is great. Thanks so much.
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Just got to make sure nobody finds out
I'm being sneaky.
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Oh, and hey, Rick.
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Yeah? Thanks for all the replies to my
text today.
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They were really supportive.
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Oh. Yeah.
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Sure thing.
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This place is good, right?
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Yeah, it's really good.
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Well, I know it's not much, but I just
wanted to take you out somewhere to say
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thanks, Stan.
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For what?
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For stepping up and working on
communication when I asked you to.
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Oh, that's cool.
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The things we've talked about, Stan...
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It's really helping me.
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I don't feel so alone and misunderstood.
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I've been so scared for so long to tell
anyone what happened to me when I was
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six.
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Yeah. And everything you had to say
about it was just right.
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It really changed the way I think about
the whole thing.
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Yeah.
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And when you said the same thing
happened to you, I couldn't believe it.
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Were you home when it happened?
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Yep. But you're right. We can't dwell on
those things.
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You're right about a lot of stuff.
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There was just that one thing I don't
understand.
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About the boating accident in
Switzerland?
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The boating accident in Switzerland was
tough.
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I thought you said it was great.
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It was great.
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And very tough.
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But how did it cause the thing with your
cousin?
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Oh, shit. What time is it?
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It's a little after four.
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Oh, shit, my mom told me to be home
right at a little after four. Sorry,
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I got to get going.
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No, no, no, that's totally okay. I got
to get going, too.
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Okay, cool.
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Thank you so much, Stan.
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Thank you for being the only real thing
in my life.
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Oh, baby, your name is like a song.
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A melody stuck in my head so long.
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I can't help but smile when I hear it
said, Bebe, the name always in my head.
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Oh, God, so obvious.
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I dream of spending my days with you,
Bebe, in South Park or anywhere that may
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be.
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Talking, laughing, just being together
in a dream I hope will last forever.
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Excuse me, Mr. Garrison.
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Mr. Garrison! Oh, yeah, what?
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I'm sorry, but I need to address your
class really quick.
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Oh, yeah, yeah, sure.
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Go ahead.
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Okay, kids, I need to discuss a very
serious matter.
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There's a rumor going around that
someone at this school is using open AI
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technology to do their work.
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Well, that's crazy.
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Who would do that?
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Now, I know that everyone at this school
is honest.
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Hardworking. Wouldn't even want to use
this chat GBD.
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Chat GBD?
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Okay. But the school board has decided
to call in a company that can detect AI
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in school work and make sure nobody here
is cheating.
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They're going to what?
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So, we're just going to collect all the
schoolwork that we can.
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And we're going to have them analyzed
for any AI contributions.
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Well, those aren't quite ready.
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Don't worry, we'll get these all back to
you after the testers look through
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them. Okay, kids, sorry for the
intrusion. Get back to your day.
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God fucking damn it! I told you guys
this was going to happen! What are we
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to do?
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There's nothing we can't do. It's over.
We've lost our unfair advantage.
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That's not what's important. If they
find out I've been using open AI for
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Wendy's going to know I've been using it
with her, and it's going to crush her.
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Dude, same.
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Baby's going to fucking kill me.
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And whose fault is that, you guys? I
told you that once you bring women into
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things, they ruin it just like they did
slavery.
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Okay, Eric, could you explain exactly
how women ruin slavery?
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No, I can't, because I can't use fucking
chat GPT anymore because we got fucking
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busted. Look, maybe, maybe this AI
detection technology won't work.
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It doesn't matter if it doesn't work.
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Cat is out of the bag now. This was
supposed to be our thing, for us to get
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ahead. But now... God damn it, get the
fuck out of here!
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Okay, I'm just a little confused.
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You think we shouldn't have the kids'
schoolwork analyzed for using AI writing
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apps? Look, it's just... It's really
unfair to the kids.
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I mean, what are we saying, that we
don't trust them?
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I mean, jeez!
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But don't you think if kids aren't
writing their own papers, we should
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Oh, what are people afraid of? That AI
is going to replace real writers?
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That Hollywood is going to become just a
bland recycling of old ideas?
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It already is!
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AI might help it!
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Well, I don't know what you want me to
do.
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Yes? Mr. Mackey, the technician from the
school advisory board just pulled into
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the parking lot.
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Someone here using AI technology to do
their classwork?
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If there is Chad GPT being used here, I
will find it.
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Shadowbane, fly!
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Uh,
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hello? I'm the counselor here at South
Park Elementary. This is one of our
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teachers, Mr. Garrison.
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Have been hired by the Park County
School Board to determine if any
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using generative AI technology to do
their work.
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Yes, we're excited to work with you. We
have a lot of great students here.
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It only takes one student.
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And then it spreads like a cancer.
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Come, Shadowbane.
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Let us find this chat GPT using Cheetah.
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I'm going to get fired.
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That's it.
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Mr. Garrison, can I talk to you?
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Oh, is it important, Stan, because I'm
kind of dealing with some stuff right
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now?
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Yes, it is important.
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You know, when you've done something
wrong, sometimes the best thing to do is
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just come out and admit it.
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Okay.
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Okay, you're right.
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How did you find out?
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Clyde told me about it.
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I came to you because if they find out
something about me... and you punish me,
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it's going to really hurt Wendy.
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I don't want to punish anyone, Stan.
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I completely understand.
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You do?
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Sure. I think most of the world does.
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I mean, why does it matter who uses AI
apps?
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It's just like having a good writer's
assistant.
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Yeah, like a good writer's assistant.
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Yeah. I mean, you're still the one
taking the time to, like, push the
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and stuff.
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Yeah. So you really don't think Wendy
would be upset I used ChatGPT to respond
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to her texts?
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Hold on.
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People can use it to respond to other
people's texts?
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Rick, that lying piece of shit.
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But we were just saying it was
understandable. No, this is totally
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Whoever uses it for messages is a
fucking monster.
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Okay, everyone, please just stay calm.
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They got it. They found the kid that's
been using the AI app.
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Get back.
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Get back, all of you. I have the student
isolated inside.
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What exactly have you found?
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We went through thousands of papers, but
then Shadowbane detected chatbot
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writing in this student's phone.
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There, you see? Going crazy.
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Oh, no.
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What is going on?
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Oh, God.
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No, no, no, no. The GPT stuff on her
phone didn't come from her. Keep all the
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children back, Mackie.
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We can't let it spread.
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I will go inside and get her confession.
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I've been cheating on your schoolwork.
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No, I haven't.
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Say it!
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You have used Chad's EGPT to write your
essays for you. Now humble yourself
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before the school!
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I write my own essays.
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I don't know what to do.
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I'm not creative enough to think of a
way out of this.
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Wait.
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That's it.
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Once upon a time, there was a boy named
Stan who lived in South Park.
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Stan loved his girlfriend very much, but
lately he hadn't been truthful with
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her.
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One day, when Stan got to school, he was
approached by his best friend.
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Dude, did you hear what happened to your
girlfriend?
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No, what about her? Dude, she got caught
cheating on her essay.
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Just then, Stan noticed a commotion down
the hallway.
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This student is going to jail for
cheating.
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Drugs are bad, okay?
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Hold it right there!
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Look, everyone, we can't blame people
who are using ChatGPT. It's not their
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fault. Well, whose fault is it?
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I'll tell you who. It's the giant tech
companies who took OpenAI, packaged it,
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monetized it, and pushed it out to all
of us as fast as they could in order to
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get ahead.
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OpenAI is so powerful that it has to be
something that everyone can use,
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control, and contribute to, or else AI
will be controlled by corporations who
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just want an unfair advantage like
Cartman does.
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Ah! Screw you, you dumb jeep!
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We don't want big corporations deciding
what's ethical and acceptable for AI. We
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were all taken advantage of, and that's
why my girlfriend would totally
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understand that I used ChatGBD to
respond to her texts.
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That's right.
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Well, I guess we can let you go now, ma
'am.
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I will find these tech companies who are
trying to use OpenAI for their own
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gains, and I will stop them.
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Okay, kids, I think we can all go home,
okay?
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Everyone was happy, and Stan's
girlfriend completely forgave him.
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Thanks for saving me, Stan.
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You're welcome, sweetheart.
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Class dismissed.
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Yay!
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Boy,
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I'm sure glad that's over with.
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Yeah, but I'm still really not sure what
just happened.
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Well, now at least we know that
sometimes a good old thumbs up from a
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better than a machine -generated lie.
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Yeah. Yeah, you're right, Stan.
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I love you.
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Dude, how did you pull all that off?
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Chat GPT, dude.
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