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    Geheimer Taschenrechner-Hack bringt ChatGPT auf den TI-84 und ermöglicht so einfaches Schummeln


    Geheimer Taschenrechner-Hack bringt ChatGPT auf den TI-84 und ermöglicht so einfaches Schummeln

    https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2024/09/secret-calculator-hack-brings-chatgpt-to-the-ti-84-enabling-easy-cheating/

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    1. willyolio on

      Of course, by “easy cheating” they mean “writing down the wrong answer with *great confidence*”

    2. Able-Tip240 on

      Pretty sure that’s only possible if the hack is giving it Wi-Fi capabilities.

    4. akarichard on

      It’s now been many years since I was in school, but back then my teachers always went around and made everyone wipe their calculators before tests. Which was annoying because you would lose all installed programs

    5. Leafy0 on

      Psh even when they made us pull our batteries before the test you just had to write your notes in a program as comments and put it in archive, then restore it. You just had to make sure the coin cell battery wasn’t dead.

    7. Global_Discount7607 on

      > While the video presents the project as a technical achievement, consulting ChatGPT during a test on your calculator almost certainly represents an ethical breach and/or a form of academic dishonesty that could get you in serious trouble at most schools.

      only cheating if you get caught. as is so often the case, if you aren’t stupid you’ll be fine. honestly sounds as if this device requires a bit of assembly so if someone really cares enough to do it, they might even learn actual useful things by making one of their own

    8. ilovestoride on

      Tried it. This shit doesn’t work. My English Lit teacher got suspicious during the test. 

    9. InappropriateTA on

      “Secret hack” seems like a very intentionally misleading and click-bait headline when it’s installing a custom piece of hardware. 

      I used to like ars.

    10. Toillion on

      I remember when I thought I was cool because I got Mario on my calculator.

    11. Northern_Grouse on

      We’re never going to defeat the advancement of technology.

      It’s time to reevaluate how we teach our children critical thinking and the sciences.

    12. Busty_Ronch on

      This is where the skills were first learned to make those giant boners in the ad comments.

    13. mike0sd on

      One funny aspect to me is that the calculators already have a lot more built in than people realize. In the video he asks chatGPT to solve a system of equations, but there’s already a program on the ti84 for that.

    14. shadowkhaleesi on

      Damn, all we did back in the day was load stupid games on our TI-83+ (though I vaguely recall that Zelda was one of the games? it was highly janky but we felt so cool)

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