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Same-same. The problem with the ChatGPT-tutor future is not "having to read". Also, I believe that having tens of thousands of teachers with their unions and q
by sebastiennight 3y ago
Same-same. The problem with the ChatGPT-tutor future is not "having to read".
Also, I believe that having tens of thousands of teachers with their unions and quirks has its issues, but is a much more resilient system at the nation level than a centralized tutor system. (The centralized tutor is too easy to game, bias, get seeded with native ads, etc.)
- jncfhnb 3y agoAs someone who learned by listening to teachers and otherwise skipping all the readings I find that not compelling
- sebastiennight 3y agoYeah, I'm the exact opposite of you there. I would just never listen to whatever happened in class. My strategy was to be best friends with the top-of-the-class student, and spend the classes copying her notes from the previous class. Listening was so boring and slow and sleep-inducing. But my point is that if the plan is: > We will sit your kids to chat with a black-box AI bot for the duration of their school term, and the bot will teach them about life Then the problem is not "why don't we give them Airpods to listen to the black-box AI chatbot, instead of reading what the black-box AI chatbot is typing"