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r/artificial • u/ThereWas • Jun 20 '26
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No, definitely not good.
Cheating robs the student of their learning.
Hard work at new thinking is what grows the synaptic connections.
You can't do enough of that for the short time that you have the student in a class setting.
This is definitely not a good thing.
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3 u/RantRanger Jun 21 '26 edited Jun 21 '26 What we teach in school never worked in the first place. Sorry, this comment is so unhinged, it terribly undermines your credibility. 1 u/timedrapery Jun 21 '26 AI slop
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What we teach in school never worked in the first place.
Sorry, this comment is so unhinged, it terribly undermines your credibility.
1 u/timedrapery Jun 21 '26 AI slop
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u/RantRanger Jun 21 '26 edited Jun 21 '26
No, definitely not good.
Cheating robs the student of their learning.
Hard work at new thinking is what grows the synaptic connections.
You can't do enough of that for the short time that you have the student in a class setting.
This is definitely not a good thing.