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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Has anyone been able to read the Atlantic article "So Much for ‘Learn to Code’ In the age of AI, computer science is no longer the safe major"? I'm interested in hearing some thoughts as I look for a place to read it without subscription.[/quote] From the article: "Rather, the turmoil presented by AI could signal that exactly what students decide to major in is less important than an ability to think conceptually about the various problems that technology could help us solve." Which has always been true, and is why the "learn to code / humanities are pointless" rhetoric is so annoying. [/quote] The fact is that humanities majors have always learned less in college than STEM majors. Survey after survey points this out. Business majors learn the least. [/quote] Learned what, though? I've come across too many STEM majors who never learned how to write cogently, for example.[/quote]
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