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ChatGPT Prompt The prompt is whatever question (or questions) you entered into the search to get an answer. The prompt could be general, for example, what is the natural law theory of jurisprudence, or more specific, for example, what 21st century philosopher supports the natural law theory of jurisprudence. Another prompt could be that you put the entire text of a question into

ChatGPT to see what result you get. Include every prompt (or prompts) you used here, in this section. ChatGPT Response This section is a copy of the response (or responses) you received when you typed in your prompt or prompts. Textbook In this section, include the specific section of the textbook to which this question applies. All you need here is the section number. Textbook Section Summary In this section, you must summarize the section that you noted above. The summary should include only that portion of the section that is relevant to the question asked. Accuracy In this section, you are comparing the ChatGPT response to the textbook summary of the same information. Conclusion In this section, answer the question as to who should prevail (win) and why. You should briefly explain how you reached this conclusion. Four Questions The following are the four questions, two of which Canvas will randomly select for you to answer. Before you take this part of the exam, be sure you've followed the instructions above so you can earn the most possible points. These are the 6 items you should include in each answer. The explanations are above. ChatGPT Prompt ChatGPT Response Textbook Textbook Section Summary Accuracy Conclusion

Question Four Dora was hired by We Got Your News, an online newsletter. Her job was to attend local city council meetings and report on the issues discussed. Since the meetings were virtual, Dora believed she had a dream job-she could either attend the City Council Meetings as they were broadcast or listen to the recordings later. She attended several City Council meetings as they were broadcast and she found them very boring. While she was attending one meeting, she happened to see Zeke's summary of the previous meeting. It was perfect. So, instead of attending the meetings, she looked for Zeke's summary and used it as a basis for her reports. We Got Your News confronted Dora about it and requested her resignation, Dora argued that she had done nothing wrong. Explain whether she had violated copyright law by using Zeke's reports.