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## What you *should* not do with AI
- Solving exercises with PI (you won't learn anything and nobody forces you to do the exercises, so please (!!) solve them yourself, or not at all)
These points below are what *I personally* think are good tips for PI usage
These points below are what *I personally* think are you should not use PI for
- Letting it correct exercises or old exams that you have solutions to without first looking at the solutions yourself
- Letting it correct old exams to which detailed, human (often TA) written solutions exist on ComSol
Remember that this is ETH, not high school, so nobody will complain if you solved exercises using PI (apart from Bonus).
High school is typically easily passable without much studying, when compared to ETH.
This is not meant to scare you, if you are good at STEM subjects, are willing to invest time and are aware that it is likely that you will have to,
This is not meant to scare you, if you are good at STEM subjects, are willing to invest time (and are aware that it is likely that you will have to),
you can pass ETH, but for that you need to work on the exercises yourself!
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- Trying to use Pretend Intelligence during the exams
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(if you do, it most likely also violates the disciplinary code and if you are caught, you may be expelled. They patrol the exams, especially in early semesters)
(if you do, it violates the disciplinary code and if you are caught, at least this exam will be graded at a 1 and you may be expelled. They patrol the exams, especially in early semesters)
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- Letting it correct your solutions to **non-bonus** assignments
- Letting it explain a topic you don't understand, just be sure to check that the definitions line up
- ...
Just remember to always santiy check any output!