Anonymous wrote:No.
College has been around since medieval times and my family's been going to college since the late 1800s.
Why would I let rapacious tech bros and their crappy LLMs destroy my faith in the value of becoming a wiser, more introspective, learned person?
Anonymous wrote:AI is the MLM for tech bros.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Let's say all the doomsday scenarios are true. If the death of a liberal arts education is on the horizon, I sure as heck want my kid to be one of the last to experience it, before human society spirals into the mental dark age. Worth every penny to me.
A liberal arts education is more likely to survive than areas that are easily automated - CS, accounting, etc.
+1 liberal arts from a top university is the most protected in the future- even AI experts say so.
Anonymous wrote:It gave me pause about paying for private high school. Instead we are keeping our kids in public school and investing that money with the aim of giving it to our kids later. It is making our kids think differently about majors/jobs (one had wanted to do CS but has since switched to engineering - although not sure how much better that is).
Anonymous wrote:With so many articles coming out recently about how AI is likely going to disrupt the nature of work in the next 1-5 years, does it give you pause on spending so much money on college?
My kids are just finishing up their degrees so it’s a moot point for us, but I was wondering if my kids were in high school right now, would I discourage them from spending money on college right now. Basically let the world settled out for a couple of years and then see if it would be better for them to have that $150k vs a public university degree.
How has the speed of AI impacted your thoughts about college?