A Russian student who triggered debate for defending his thesis composed by the fast-growing artificial intelligence tool ChatGPT will be enabled to keep his diploma, media reported Thursday.Alexander Zhadan said Wednesday he had actually effectively utilized the U.S.

business OpenAIs ChatGPT chatbot to compose his work and receive a passing grade.

In short, writing a thesis with ChatGPT is cool, Zhadan stated in a viral Twitter thread.

You definitely need to modify it yourself, but the machine produces most of it by itself, he stated, detailing his 23-hour effort to write triggers and equate ChatGPTs responses into Russian.The Russian State University for the Humanities, where Zhadan protected his thesis in contemporary organizational management, summoned the student for talks after his story got widespread public attention.According to the Podyom news outlet, the meeting led to Zhadan being allowed to keep his diploma.

Neither the university nor I have the intent of hurting each other, so everything will stay as it was before I published the story, he said.

We settled with the assistance of a legal representative, Zhadan included, declining to disclose the regards to settlement.The university has actually called for limitations on chatbots due to their most likely negative impact on education.

To combat academic dishonesty, OpenAI revealed Wednesday the release of a software tool to distinguish AI-generated texts.ChatGPT set a record for the fastest-growing user base after debuting in November and gaining popularity for its human-like ability to write essays and posts, along with jokes and poetry.