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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would tell my kid that AI will very happily and confidently give them the wrong answer sometimes, so they are taking a real risk relying on it. And if you’re going to have to fact check everything AI says, you might as well just do the work. It’s really a gamble to use it as your only tool for studying too. Ask Kim Kardashian how that worked out for her.

Part of the burden is unfortunately now on the teacher to come up with ways to prevent someone from just using AI to create a finished product. For a writing assignment you can require students to turn in the handwritten notes they took while annotating a reading or planning out an essay, for example.

Last but not least, tell your kid that writing teaches you how to organize your thoughts and communicate them to others. You can’t outsource that process and expect to impress someone in a job interview/on the job one day. Maybe your kid won’t care about that (yet), but it’s still worth warning them. [/quote]

Totally agree on those, but it's sadly hard to convince a kid to use what they think is a magic tool, but perhaps I can better explain things.

I don't have much confidence any of the possibly wrong answers Google/Gemini is providing are getting caught by the teacher. Not due to lack of intelligence nor knowledge, just not sure the grading method is robust.[/quote]

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