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'Ghor Kalyug'- was the reaction that the internet gave, after a rather hilarious video began to go viral on social media. The clip-in-question showed a student- who got visibly stunned and even impressed, after he realised that one of his friends ended up writing a good and long paragraph without taking ChatGPT's help! Yes, take your time to take that in. Just a few years ago, something as simple as writing on one's own would have sounded like a normal task for a student- however, amid the growing dependency on AI assistants like ChatGPT and Google Gemini, it seems like the same "simple task" has turned into a shocker for students of the current generation. 'Dimaag se likh rahi hain kya? (Are you writing it using your own brain?)," was what the student asked, to which his friend showed a page full of an answer that she had allegedly written on her own. The video left many laughing on social media. A few also called it concerning, given that the people involved looked like students sitting in a classroom. Many also flagged the over-dependency on AI in the current day and age. "Jenil got traumatised," the post had read. Times Now could not confirm the details of the post. Image Source: Toyz group/ Instagram, Viral Videos, Times Now

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