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It will be interesting to see how this shapes the lives of the students and educators. Its embrace signals some acquiescence to the reality that LLMs are here t
by reilly3000 3y ago
It will be interesting to see how this shapes the lives of the students and educators. Its embrace signals some acquiescence to the reality that LLMs are here to stay and may as well be used to their full potential. I imagine students being able to cover a lot of ground on a topic with ChatGPT and interrogate it with detail, as well as learn how to fact check its contents. This stands in sharp contrast towards US schools which seem to treat it as a chance to cheat. Very different mentalities about learning and life stand behind that contrast.
- hattmall 3y agoI use chatgpt, begrudgingly, because it's frequently wrong and takes a lot of iterations to get something right. But, I use it, because Google sucks. I would have very little use for chatgpt with the Google of,I guess, like 10-12 years ago. You could go back even further and ~25 years ago, I had an entire class on using search engines and all manner of advanced operators and search techniques. With today's computing power it would be awesome to see what the search engines of past decades could have become if not for the monetary incentives to obscure information and increase engagement.
- liampulles 3y agoI feel very similar. I would like an LLM search engine which is adept at finding pertinent information, but does not try to re-synthesise what it finds. I.e. good google