> I wouldn't be surprised to see people using it to simply solve exercises for them, and those people will have a hard time trying to do things on their own. T

> I wouldn't be surprised to see people using it to simply solve exercises for them, and those people will have a hard time trying to do things on their own. This is a more recent version of the argument against most machines and similar automation tools. There is usually some validity to it, but we saw the same arguments against MOOCs, calculators, computers, type writers, smart phones, spell checkers, etc.