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Roses are wilted, petals fall apart,
Violets are crushed, with a broken heart.
But then I met you, a ray of light,
In your arms, everything just feels right.

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At the organic supermarket,
Both reaching for the leafy mandarins
(squat and juicy),
You said there were cheaper ones in the bins.
Then gleefully* held hands a while,
But danced not down the muesli aisle.*
[*gleefully: alegrement | *aisle: passadís de botiga]

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Dear students, You have all heard, no doubt, of ChatGPT, the Artificial Intelligence that does your homework for you!

Unfortunately, if you use it as your English butler*, you won`t learn much. *majordom

Also, at IOC we are beginning to use tools to detect ChatGPT content.

However, if you employ it intelligently, it can be a very useful tool. For example, it can help you to build up vocabulary or  see examples of different kinds of texts

But today we want to carry out an experiment: to see if you can tell the difference between robot love (AI) and human love. Because it's Saint Valentine's Day!

Try to detect which texts were written by humans and which were written by ChatGPT. The important thing is to say why you think a text is human or AI.

You can also add your own texts and ask the others.