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It may be hard to believe, but this was the same argument I heard about calculators in the 80s. All that's really changed is that calculators are "normal." AI t
by madrox 4y ago
It may be hard to believe, but this was the same argument I heard about calculators in the 80s. All that's really changed is that calculators are "normal." AI tools aren't going anywhere. They're just stackoverflow with fewer steps. Pretending they don't exist in education means students will be disadvantaged when they get to the real world and the thing that matters are results.
- falcolas 4y agoPfft. Students come out of college with effectively none of the knowledge they actually need to write code for a company. Never have. Knowing, or not knowing, how to use autocomplete (ML powered or not) isn’t going to change their employability one iota.
- croes 4y agoLet's wait until you get a doctor who got his certificate with tools like Copilot.