PISA 2025 Students' reading and mathematics performance declined across the OECD
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Re: PISA 2025 Students' reading and mathematics performance declined across the OECD
#2Great. With later and later retirement dates, its important that the younger generations are easier to compete with. /s
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The decline started in early to mid 2010's, this has little to do with AI.
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Dunno man, the articles ai writes are empty cardboard crap, and the code it produces is hot garbage. “Cleaner upper of AI messes” might be a good future skill to have.
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Where do you think they are putting their energy?
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Dunno man, the articles ai writes are empty cardboard crap, and the code it produces is hot garbage. “Cleaner upper of AI messes” might be a good future skill to have.
As has been said before we've been cleaning up garbage code for generations and that doesn't look even close to changing anytime soon.
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#8Great. With later and later retirement dates, its important that the younger generations are easier to compete with. /s
That's quite funny, but the new recruits at my work place are super smart and full of piss and vinegar. Much more motivated than some of the older workers. The problem is that they will work lots of unpaid overtime, and they have no idea about work boundaries and being exploited by employers.
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Yes, kids are the demographics known for long term thinking and rational decision making.
Re: PISA 2025 Students' reading and mathematics performance declined across the OECD
#10At Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg Sweden 80% of the students would pass the entrance exam in the 60s.
These days it's reversed, only 20% pass.
I was told this was the case around 2005 when I studied there.
The exam has not changed in difficulty.