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My little sister's use of ChatGPT for homework is heartbreaking
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Re: My little sister's use of ChatGPT for homework is heartbreaking
#132Don't let her do that. Blows my mind that this one weird trick isn't suggested in the top 100 comments.
Re: My little sister's use of ChatGPT for homework is heartbreaking
#133Earlier quoted context omitted.
Grades determine what college you go to, which determines the connections you make, which determines the trajectory of your entire life.
This never made sense to me, Unless the child is a literal genius or very charismatic, wouldn’t they almost certainly have worse prospects after graduating in the 10th to 30th percentile of their class at Harvard than from the 80th to 90th percentile of their class at Boston U? (Assuming they could even manage to squeak into Harvard in the first placd)
Re: My little sister's use of ChatGPT for homework is heartbreaking
#134It does in the short term solve the problem that kids hate doing schoolwork and teachers hate doing their jobs.
Re: My little sister's use of ChatGPT for homework is heartbreaking
#135The people who thought up the Chinese Room argument were almost right - they just didn't realize it would be the human who didn't understand anything.
The Chinese room has only humans in and outside the room.
Re: My little sister's use of ChatGPT for homework is heartbreaking
#136My 13 y/o was lamenting something the other day and it turns out that she had written a paper and pasted it into ChatGPT and asked it to grade the paper and it returned a "B+". She was using GPT to basically pre-check the quality of her paper before submitting it after having actually written it herself. But it occurred to me that there are probably teachers out there who are taking the lazy route of using GPT to gra…
Re: My little sister's use of ChatGPT for homework is heartbreaking
#137Are in-class tests still a thing? If you use these tools to get the homework done, but there's little retention of knowledge or skill, how are you going to pass a test where the resource is not available to you? Homework is ostensibly about practicing certain skills (math) or learning/memorizing facts.
Re: My little sister's use of ChatGPT for homework is heartbreaking
#138There's some grim humor in the fact that the poster reflects on his sister's use of chatgpt, and just ends on that point. I have to wonder if he decided to talk to her or his parents about the situation. I didn't see anything in the post to suggest it, just a "this next generation is cooked." Who cooked them is the question? Children won't raise themselves generally.
You bet your skibidi ohio their cooked.
EDIT: To clarify
You bet your rizz factory those NPCs are giga-chalked, fr fr no cap.
EDIT 2: To clarify further
Those NPCs are down bad, like full system reboot needed—no updates, no saves, just straight uninstall vibes.
EDIT 3: Man
"Yeah, this generation’s running on 1 FPS with Wi-Fi from a McDonald’s parking lot—completely preheated, toaster oven edition. "
Re: My little sister's use of ChatGPT for homework is heartbreaking
#139> She asks him to make it shorter Am I the only one who found it interesting and perhaps a little alarming that the poster, while ostensibly aghast at their little sister's use of ChatGPT, decided midway through the screed to not only personify ChatGPT but also assign it a gender?
Re: My little sister's use of ChatGPT for homework is heartbreaking
#140I'm not trying to justify, or infer here, but I read recently that around 20% of American adults are functionally illiterate. https://nces.ed.gov/pubs2019/2019179/index.asp I wonder how LLMs are going to affect these metrics.