A high school approved a student's graduation speech that was written by ChatGPT — then he went majorly off script
Kenny Morales, a former student at Grand Island Senior High School in Nebraska, used OpenAI's conversational chatbot to produce a speech for his high school graduation ceremony,"I said give me a speech about gratitude, and I gave specific examples about what I wanted it to include,"The speech got the okay from Morales' school. But when he got on stage, he gave a completely different speech that wasn't approved — and caught the school by surprise.
He continued on, discussing issues he has with the school's culture and blaming the school district's administrators for making decisions with no transparency, according to the Independent.
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