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cadoman

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10. there's through the roof risk/reward on this

Reply to SheltieLover (Reply #3)

Sat Jun 7, 2025, 10:04 PM

Jun 2025

AI has the potential to give students highly individuated attention for as long as they like, at extremely low cost.

The risk is really in how the AI is managed. How trustworthy the operators of it are, what they intend to teach the kids. Really, similar risks as with humans but at larger scale.

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Welcome to Campus. Here's Your ChatGPT. [View all] highplainsdem Jun 2025 OP

There would be no time to do the ordinary reading, thinking, studying, living of student life bucolic_frolic Jun 2025 #1

I couldn't agree more! SheltieLover Jun 2025 #2

This will destroy education - except for teaching students to use bots and become dependent on them. highplainsdem Jun 2025 #4

Why would any school agree to this? SheltieLover Jun 2025 #3

Part of it is FOMO - fear of missing out on using AI as fast as the AI companies say you have to highplainsdem Jun 2025 #5

I've already personally heard from people that that've lost jobs to ai. SheltieLover Jun 2025 #12

there's through the roof risk/reward on this cadoman Jun 2025 #10

That's how Zuckerberg made his first million ... FakeNoose Jun 2025 #6

The toothpaste isn't going back into the tube. Lucky Luciano Jun 2025 #7

We're seeing a con job. They're peddling badly flawed tech. This is not progress. Or toothpaste. highplainsdem Jun 2025 #8

Strongly disagree Lucky Luciano Jun 2025 #9

What do you use those bots for? highplainsdem Jun 2025 #11

Mostly to improve coding or get to the point on some mathematical concepts I want clarity on. Lucky Luciano Jun 2025 #13

See reply 14, which I'd started writing before I got a phone call. I didn't see your reply here before I highplainsdem Jun 2025 #16

Yes it can give incorrect results or partially correct results. Critical thinking is still required indeed. Lucky Luciano Jun 2025 #17

Never mind. I found one of your earlier pro-AI posts. highplainsdem Jun 2025 #14

Yup...Google does a decent job of using LLMs for this sort of thing. Lucky Luciano Jun 2025 #15

Even before AI, I could feel myself "dumbing down" due to technology JustABozoOnThisBus Jun 2025 #20

Regulate. Motherfucking. AI. Karasu Jun 2025 #18

reading, writing, reasoning, critical thinking, social skills, memory, learning, creativity -- will become orleans Jun 2025 #19