ChatGPT Misuse: When Chat GPT became the new trend, we heard news that students are using it to complete their homework. After this, many schools and universities banned Chat GPT. Then some people also got the question papers of difficult tests solved by Chat GPT, in which AI scored well. Till now everything was under control, but now the news that has come out is surprising. Chat GPT has been used by civil services aspirants to cheat the system.
Civil service aspirant used ChatGPT
The Telangana Public Service Commission (TSPSC) is currently probing a scam which could be one of the biggest fraud scams. For the first time in the country, a civil service aspirant has used ChatGPT to cheat the system. According to a Times of India report, one of the accused, Poola Ramesh (Telangana state engineer), used ChatGPT to answer the leaked question papers of Assistant Executive Engineer (AEE) and Divisional Accounts Officer (DAO) . The person is a divisional engineer of the Northern Power Distribution Company Limited.
Bluetooth earbuds were used for cheating
According to the report, Bluetooth earbuds were used for cheating. Ramesh is believed to be the mastermind of this plan. Reports suggest that he had made a grand plan to answer seven candidates during two separate exams held on January 22 and February 26. These seven people had given a staggering amount of Rs 40 lakh to secure their seats. The alleged criminal was targeting to earn Rs 10 crore by helping 35 candidates cheat in their respective examinations.
Principal leaked papers to Ramesh
A principal involved in the examination center was leaking photos of question papers to Ramesh. Now Ramesh used ChatGPT to get the correct answers to the leaked questions, and sent the answers to the paying candidates using bluetooth earbuds.
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