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[–] 12 points 14 hours ago (1 child)

Personally I don't think children should be exposed to AI fullstop, because it absolutely can rot your ability to think and do for yourself, and the temptation is always there to use it - heck look at what's happening with the amount of students using it to cheat in universities.

But at this moment in time there's nothing stopping kids accessing AI tools outside of the school's purview and still have it rot their minds, so perhaps schools should be teaching responsible use - and highlighting that it has no true ability to discern truth from bullshit, so will absolutely hallucinate and lie to you.

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  • [–] 4 points 13 hours ago

    I would love for ab education system where AI just wouldn't help - i.e. that's focussed on application of knowledge and its adaption instead of reciting it.

    But that is so far off that your take seems to be the only sane one. Especially your second paragraph: it would be so easy to show how broken these models are.

    Although it would need way more time for teachers to just stay up to date. Just a few weeks ago my default prompt was fixed and my example of "this will literally kill you" now gives out proper results. Need to find a new, deadly LLM invention!

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