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I wonder how this will play out. Yes, it’s pretty awesome and yes, helpful. But if we extend the timeline, doesn’t this likely lead to AI-generated responses t
by maxdoop 4y ago
I wonder how this will play out.
Yes, it’s pretty awesome and yes, helpful. But if we extend the timeline, doesn’t this likely lead to AI-generated responses talking to AI-generated questions about AI-generated presentations?
- mdm12 4y agoWe already have students using AI to generate answers for homework and teachers using automation to grade it. I would say we are already there.
- maxdoop 4y agoSo really, human input to get the ball rolling. AI takes it all the from there. Wild.
- sandworm101 4y agoGet with the times. We have tasked one AI with generating the prompts for the second AI. The two machines now sit in the corner generating and grading papers at each other over a USB cord. The kids love it. The parents are a little upset that their kids no longer have to attend the classroom, but such complaints disappear when they see how much everyone's grades have improved. SATs come in a few months and, given the class GPA, we are confident everyone will do well.
- dwighttk 4y agoTeachers and students are insulated from productivity
- sebzim4500 4y agoI think mainly it leads to extremely high unemployment, but I geuss we'll see.
- dw_arthur 4y agoSo many people liked to brag about how they only do 2-3 hours of work a day. Gonna be a whole lot of "So what would you say you do here?" conversations.