A recent post on X (formerly Twitter) has ignited discussions about the quality of educational materials after a user shared an image from a college textbook that appeared to contain an unedited response resembling those generated by ChatGPT. The textbook, priced at around $300 (approximately ₹28,000), featured a section explaining database concepts, but a highlighted sentence read, “If you want, I can also explain columns, primary keys, or other DBMS te...,” which many users felt was indicative of AI-generated content. This revelation has led to widespread criticism of the publishers and raised questions about the reliability of the education system. Users expressed their disbelief that such an obvious oversight could occur in a printed textbook, with comments reflecting a distrust in higher education. Some argued that the issue lies not with the use of AI itself, but rather with the poor editing that allowed such a response to be included. The incident has garnered significant attention, receiving over 1.1 million views and prompting discussions about the future of AI in educational publishing.