Cardi B advises students to pass exams without using AI: “Don’t ask ChatGPT for the answer”

Cardi B does not like students turning to artificial intelligence to pass their classes.

During a recent presentation at Johns Hopkins University’s Hoptoberfest, the Bronx rapper, number one on the Billboard Hot 100, had a message for the students in attendance. “You better pass your damn semester,” she told the crowd. “And don’t ask ChatGPT for the answer.” This is not the first time Cardi has shown her disdain for artificial intelligence. In February, she tweeted about having to deal with seeing family members deceived by AI on Facebook. “Free my older relatives from Facebook AI,” the Grammy winner wrote, adding a robot emoji and a weary face emoji.

Cardi B was a last-minute addition to Hoptoberfest, the annual Halloween event organized by the Hopkins Organization for Programming (HOP) at Hopkins University, after Canadian singer Daniel Caesar had to cancel suddenly. The student newspaper, The News-Letter, reported that ticket holders learned of the change via an email that stated: “Due to unforeseen circumstances, Daniel Caesar will no longer be able to perform. However, we are pleased to announce that our new headliner is none other than… CARDI B!”.

The students did not care about the last-minute change.

“I was actually really excited about Daniel Caesar, I listen to a lot of his music,” Bhavya Guru, a sophomore, told the newspaper. “When they switched him for Cardi B, I was a little surprised and, honestly, I thought it was fake. The truth is I’m really excited about Cardi B and I think it’s going to be a lot of fun. I think it’s going to be great to hear a lot of hits from the past.”

Sophomore student Lana Hakma was also excited about the change and did not mind that the event had to be rescheduled from Saturday, October 31 to Sunday, November 1. “Personally, I am very excited about the change,” she told The News-Letter. “I like Cardi B much more and I know her songs.”

In other Cardi news, she has been making headlines lately via X Spaces and Instagram Live, respectively. First, she spoke about how boring rap rivalries are. “I don’t even care about these bitches anymore,”
she told her fans. “To be honest, it’s like I don’t even like beefing with female rappers anymore, because it’s just kind of boring.” Then, about a week later, she spoke about how fame and fortune can change the way others see you. “Being successful is very scary,”
she said. “Not just because you don’t know who is genuine anymore. You just don’t know who has that secret animosity towards you. And it’s crazy, because you could be rooting for somebody, you could be loving somebody, and they don’t want that.” Source: billboard