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It doesn't have to reduce understanding. It completely depends on how you use it. See, for example, this study https://arxiv.org/html/2601.20245v2 https://arxi
by samusiam 7mo ago
It doesn't have to reduce understanding. It completely depends on how you use it. See, for example, this study
https://arxiv.org/html/2601.20245v2 https://arxiv.org/html/2601.20245v2
- utopiah 7mo agoPublished by Anthropic. It's a bit like a "study" by Coca Cola "proving" that one can lose weight by just drink their product rather than doing sport. Sure, it's not impossible, but that's definitely not the normal usage.
- samusiam 7mo agoI agree some skepticism is warranted. However I think we need to avoid essentialist thinking about what effects AI usage will have on a person. > that's definitely not the normal usage The way I look at it, AI use -- proper AI use -- is something that needs to be taught / learned. It's not unlike other "computer literacy" skills. There are ways of using it more or less effectively to achieve your goals.