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If an LLM can answer the HW questions so easily, then maybe it's an issue with the HW and not the LLM/student.
by matwood 2y ago
If an LLM can answer the HW questions so easily, then maybe it's an issue with the HW and not the LLM/student.
- runjake 2y agoWhy's that?
- matwood 2y agoThe student is growing up in a world of technology. How can the homework be designed leveraging LLMs? Can some curriculums be accelerated assuming LLMs provide a new base? What is the goal of teaching? Memorizing formulas or learning to think? Do students gain any value writing a book report or is there more value writing an essay about how a book relates to a students personal story? Anything that is formulaic in nature will likely end up automated. We should be teaching people to both leverage that fact and think creatively, even at 11 years old.
- runjake 2y agoGreat point.
- champdebloom 2y agoI think there’s something to be said about building up a personal knowledge base and automaticity with retrieving basic information to free up your working memory for more complex problems. I’m still grappling with what this means now that LLMs have large enough context windows to ingest books.
- bdangubic 2y agoShe is 11 ... if LLMs cannot answer questions for 11-year old homework maybe 98.76% of HN posts should not be about LLMs/AI :)