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My kids use chat gpt to learn stuff sometimes, like math. They do extensively check it's not bullshit though.
I definitely see a trend where crappy teachers get bested by computers.
Ha ha took me a while lol
I'm just imagining a bunch of young children that talk and think like ChatGPT. They will not understand that humans should be drawn with 2 arms
Yeah but Michelangelo gets a pass as he was a crazy genius!
Edit: Leonardo ofc
Fyi the vitruvian man was drawn by Leonardo, not Michelangelo. Different ninja turtle.
It is the new popular art style.
"Mommy, why do some people have three arms?"
Don't worry, kid. You've got two arms, and that's above average.
Crappy teachers get bested by computers which turn out to be even crappier because they don't give a shit about things like how a kid is feeling today psychologically or if they just need some encouragement to try a little harder.
And then you get into the hallucinations.
I would rather have a crappy teacher that cares about the kids than an AI who has no capacity to do so.
Ya, but where do you find those "teachers who care about kids" you are taking about?
That's why you should have good teachers. Replacing them with machines isn't a solution, because kids have to learn from other humans. That's kinda how our species works. Learning isn't just based on strings of words, but also human interaction.
In the best of worlds of course, but for now it's better than nothing.
The very best is a personal teacher but that seems unlikely for most kids...