

<Germany looks around nervously>


<Germany looks around nervously>


Schools already gets some things wrong, why not make it worse?
Not a real argument


Abrasive? I think you’re extremely thin skinned. I called your reading comprehension ass and you already admitted it was ass, let’s move on.
The student would already know enough domain knowledge of the example topic to know the LLM output is wrong.
This would immediately fail for any factual question though, like, “what is the currency used in Japan?” If the chatbot responds “yuan”, the only domain knowledge that would allow you to see that as bullshit is the actual currency used in Japan, but in which case, why ask?


I can’t see that comment, I probably blocked them or something.
You’re certainly welcome to your own opinion
Why golly thanks
It would give the student a chance to see how rational sounding output can be factually wrong. It would teach students to evaluate the statements individually and tease out logical fallacies or even outright manufactured falsehoods.
How? By asking their chatbot to verify each statement? School is a place for facts and trusted sources; I don’t see any convincing reason to change that.


Your reading comprehension is ass. They piloted it for high school students for just a few weeks before realizing it was a bad idea for all ages. It doesn’t make sense to use chatbots in any learning environment, where you have no way to verify output.
(Totally a normal and acceptable thing to do to somebody’s private messages, apparently)


Following the noble Texas statehouse tradition of only millionaires with passive income being able to afford holding office.
We should at least pay the median lawyer salary, as these are the law people. The idea that trained professionals should be paid more is not heresy.


Actually the law you described would suck ass as well.
They were fractured for 40 years until one polity just ate the other, and the East had to ideologically sort themselves into the liberal system, but the only thing everyone can truly agree on is what they fear: war, nuclear technology, and non-white people.