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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Smart kids need to learn how to use AI. We are now teaching people at work how to use it and it’s like come on man high school students configured this out. The smart kids use it to edit their papers, brainstorm, check, grammar, etc. Really smart ones popped their syllabus into it and ask for to write a study guide. Savy ones can put their whole wardrobe in there and ask for it to pop out a bunch of outfits for the week. Most of. DC could use that [/quote] I’m baffled by this idea that there’s a “smart” way and a dumb way to use it. As if learning how to craft the prompts is so difficult. It is what it is. You click a button and it does very thing for you in an instant. Is that amazing? Yes. Is that useful? Sure. Does it indicate your level of intelligence or savvy? No, it doesn’t.[/quote] There absolutely is a smart way and a dumb way to use AI. Only someone who hasn’t used an AI program like ChatGPT could write that. It actually is difficult to learn how to prompt AI, what information to give AI, how to then re-prompt and re-prompt and give it samples of what you want want. You don’t understand -garbage in, garbage out. My high school and college age kids use it extensively to create study guides, practice tests, come up with multiple formats/versions of writing that they then work on to make it their own. [/quote]
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