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People can learn things even if they would rather not. Allowing them to take shortcuts will diminish their learning opportunities.
by cjbgkagh 3y ago
People can learn things even if they would rather not. Allowing them to take shortcuts will diminish their learning opportunities.
- flir 3y agoI'm not ashamed to admit I'm learning a lot from the chatbots. And it seems to stick better, as compared to reading a manual.
- gtirloni 3y agoSame here. Instead of me conforming my thoughts to some document, the chatbot works together with me and my questions. I find them very useful form learning, so much I usually start a learning session first before I ever try to search something on Google. Back to code solutions, I never ever use them if I don't understand ALL that is happening in that code. I know the bot will ignore many corner cases or that it doesn't know some subtle implications about the context where I'll deploy the code. I think someone that doesn't care about code quality was already copying and pasting code from StackOverflow and fisting the keyboard until it works then moving to the next ticket. I really don't think AI is making things worse in that regard.