ChatGPT can name your cat, figure out your mom's next birthday present or suggest a fancy place for your upcoming date. It can also help to fake an essay, do your homework or tweak intellectual property. Edward Tian, a Computer Science major at Princeton responded to these concerns by developing GPTZero, a ChatGPT-detection tool. Crafted in just three days, GPTZero was a blast, attracting millions of users since its launch.
Empowering us to detect machine-generated content, Edward (22) is already an authority in our rapidly changing technological landscape - and at Brain Bar, he told us all about his successes, and how he's fighting to combat misinformation spread by AI.
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