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# Why am I writing this?
Well today (the first day of writing this post) after I got done with my operating systems lab on my way out I noticed someone trying to use ChatGPT to help them with the lab. The lab was pretty simple (relatively speaking) all you had to do was modify a version xv6 to print a message while in kernel mode and to have an additional userland program that did the same thing that echo did. However while the lab was simple the nature of why it was simple made it so using ChatGPT to help was almost certainly harder than just doing the lab. And that is why I want to write this. While other people more popular who are better at writing and understand this phenomenon better have definitely written about this before and it's somewhat "obvious"<sup><a href="#1">1</a></sup> when you think about it I still want to write about it for not entirely rational reasons.
Well today (early February 2024) after I got done with my operating systems lab on my way out I noticed someone trying to use ChatGPT to help them with the lab. The lab was pretty simple (relatively speaking) all you had to do was modify a version xv6 to print a message while in kernel mode and to have an additional userland program that did the same thing that echo did. However while the lab was simple the nature of why it was simple made it so using ChatGPT to help was almost certainly harder than just doing the lab. And that is why I want to write this. While other people more popular who are better at writing and understand this phenomenon better have definitely written about this before and it's somewhat "obvious"<sup><a href="#1">1</a></sup> when you think about it I still want to write about it for not entirely rational reasons.
# Why ChatGPT is unreliable