IIMA student Yugantar Gupta has informed Linkedin about how he wrote projects from Chatgpt and achieved A+ grade. Yugantar Gupta says that literary theft is banned in the institute, but the use of AI is not banned. Gupta was surprised when a large -scale assignment by AI gave him A+ grade. A+ is a rare grade that is usually reserved for the top 5% students. This post of Yugantar has sparked a debate about the role of AI in education, which has raised questions about efforts, morality and real value of learning.
Yugantar on Linkedin wrote‘IIM is full of MBA assignments, projects and reports in Ahmedabad. Literary theft is completely banned here, but the use of AI is allowed. It is very difficult to acquire A+ grade on any report in IIM Ahmedabad. Some professors do not give it to anyone according to the policy. At the same time, most of the tops are limited to the top 5% or less. Despite being meaningless, A+ always looks like a medal. ‘
For his marketing project on cosmatics, Gupta visited eight stores, observed buyers there, took voice notes on their behavior and questions. Then put these notes in the chatgpt, which prepared a great report. This gave him an A+ grade, which is one of the most possible digits in IIM Ahmedabad.
This post has sparked a fresh debate on social media, in which some users praised Gupta’s perspective, while others looked at it with suspicion. One user wrote, ‘AI may speed up things or procedures but cannot compete with human curiosity, initiative and reach.’ At the same time, another user wrote, ‘I fully agree that AI should not be seen as a curse, rather it should be seen as a tool to make itself more efficient and better. This is what I am doing in my work. Also, it is good to see that IIM does not limit the use of Ahmedabad AI.
