> On the other hand, I think it could also trigger an arms race, and might very well incentivize learning how to write a good prompt more than learning the conc

> On the other hand, I think it could also trigger an arms race, and might very well incentivize learning how to write a good prompt more than learning the concept well enough to succeed in a class. I think general public having access to these AI tools is going to create a shift from scholastic aptitude testing to more performance testing. So no more homework, you use your time out of class to train so you can use the in-class time to perform based on the training you've been doing with your personal AI tutor.