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Using Chinese AI models to get a degree

The author used Chinese AI models from Zhipu and Alibaba (mainly Qwen) to submit all assignments and emails, aiming for a GPA above 2.5. He employed scripts to avoid plagiarism detection and spent minimal time on manual review. Despite some suspicion, he completed the courses with a final GPA of 3.1.

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  • The author used Qwen and GLM models to complete all coursework and communication, targeting a GPA of 2.5 or higher.
  • To avoid plagiarism detection, he had AI rewrite answers and set up a script to check output similarity to online sources.
  • After being accused of academic dishonesty, he successfully explained and continued using AI, achieving a GPA of 3.1.
  • The author notes that his employer never verified his degree claim, so he considers the diploma essentially worthless.

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