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This product claims to unlock "smarter" studying. How does it make studying smarter? I'm assuming this uses some LLM to generate answers. How can you guarantee
by SwiftyBug 2y ago
This product claims to unlock "smarter" studying. How does it make studying smarter?
I'm assuming this uses some LLM to generate answers. How can you guarantee that they are accurate, as you claim?
I'm skeptical of this product simply because I don't believe studying is hard because we don't have enough tools. It's hard because the process to build knowledge is inherently long. It takes patience and revisiting topics and concepts many times. Even if you had all the best content on the subject you want to learn, this wouldn't make your learning much faster/easier. Because in the end of the day, what builds knowledge is repeated exposure to the subject, from multiple angles.
- techjamie 2y agoThis is going to be controversial, but I think there are instances where cheating is acceptable. Primarily when studying something that one has lesser interest in, and doesn't impact how they'd function in the real world. If the time saved by cheating is invested in another skill that one is more inclined towards, then I don't personally see the harm. Of course, if cheating is entirely relied upon and abused, then it becomes a real issue.
- SwiftyBug 2y agoCheating being acceptable ultimately comes down to a moral judgement. My issue with this product is that I don't think it's effective. Also, its marketed as a "smarter way to study", which, unless is a gross euphemism, doesn't seem to have "cheating" as its goal.