Canaconda

AI is works well for mindless tasks. Data formatting, rough drafts, etc.

Once a task requires context and abstract thinking, AI can’t handle it.

It’s undeniably better for memorization. But I think it has diminishing returns for comprehension.

Perhaps it’s just my learning style. I found paying full attention to lectures instead of splitting my attention between dictating and listening, allowed me to absorb more of the material than if I went back to look at notes.

Further, my career best final exam score was 99% on a biology final. I literally re-wrote my study notes out 7 times during the week prior. When I got the test back the following week I couldn’t recall any of the information I had memorized.

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Memorizing data doesn’t make one smarter… but learning concepts absolutely does.

The classic, “we’ll never need this in adult life” is math like Pythagoras’ theorem, or factoring binomial equations (remember FOIL?). We don’t learn that math because it’s practical for adult life… we learn that math so that grown ass adults don’t think someone using algebra is performing black magic.

Seems silly… but it’s just like how many folks never learned past middle school biology and now think XX&XY are the only chromosomal possibilities.

I feel like they actually could make their own app with blackjack and hookers.

Didn’t Italy elect a far right neo-fascist government?

Hopefully gamers take notes.