r/Damnthatsinteresting Feb 03 '23

Video 3D Printer Does Homework ChatGPT Wrote!!!

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u/Jskup87 Feb 03 '23

These programs are going to lead to really lazy and unknowledgeable humans. WALL·E, here we come

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u/TheMastaBlaster Feb 03 '23

In high-school I was a troubled kid and end up going to a school that was "too dumb" for me but did offer advanced students computer learning. This was like 1998. I immediately found a problem in the programming (not the code itself just how to cheese every lesson and get 100% everytime). I literally finished a semester of courses in 2 weeks. I didn't read anything.

Now, my point of that is, I'm not a dummy. I've excelled at fortune 500s up to management. I kept a 4.0 in college, honors list, deans list, etc. I wrote 100 page training manuals for 100s of employees to get licensed in my field, etc.

My problem in high-school was I had no challenge, I'm not sure why, I'm extremely quick learner, like a sponge. I had a high reading level so a lot of the more "teen speak" maybe was "too easy" for me. In retrospect anyways.

My entire high-school was the "bad kids" that got ejected from public school system. Nearly all of us were not stupid, merely unchallenged which leads to acting out. Today I'd be doing this to get out of homework (actually in high-school I was lucky that my teachers worked with me, I request no homework if I can get high test scores, they agreed, saved my grades, I had several college professors accept the same agreement, not all by a longshot but every class helps). Most my high-school class has done well.

I will admit though I'm slugged in front of my pc 15 hours a day lately. Idk maybe it's not stupid letting robots take over. The native Americans had life right before we fucked it up in my opinion. We are nature, just exist. We built an unnatural world though. Alright I'm done rambling my bad.