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Unfortunately, there's no disclaimer saying that and more and more people will go down this route.

• ge96 2y ago
  Scary too thinking not needing to go to school anymore when you can just ask your device what to do/think.
  • Neonlicht 2y ago
    This is exactly why millions of Americans choose home schooling. So that their children don't get confronted with science and philosophy.
    • ge96 2y ago
      This is not the place to discuss this (wrt religion) but I am very much for science/philosophy. I guess to further explain my point above: the current/past way to learn math is to start from the basics, addition, decimals, fractions, etc... vs a future where you don't even know how to do that, you just ask. Which some things are naturally like that eg. write with your hand/pencil less than typing/talking. Idk... it's like coding with/without co-pilot. New programmers now with that assist/default. edit: I also want to point out, despite how tin-foil hat I am about something like Neuralink, I think it would be interesting if in the future humans were born with one/implanted at birth and it (say a symbiote AI) grew with them.
    • mistermann 2y ago
      I'd think it's more likely that people choose homeschooling because of the lack of philosophy in mainstream curriculum.