• Hackworth@piefed.ca
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    2 days ago

    The control group spent time practicing, and the AI group just watched the AI solve problems. The performance gap can potentially be described by the efficacy of practice alone. But the increase in skipped problems is a good illustration of cognitive offloading gone awry. Too bad the researchers didn’t ask them why they chose to skip.

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    Not to defend AI, but…didn’t people also said that about calculators back then? And then computers?

    It’s just a tool, and like with every tool, you need to use it wisely and know the boundaries of its capabilities. And yours.

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    What you don’t get is that the 10 minutes might free up an hour of my time, which I can then use on more productive activities like watching TV on hard drugs.

    • Bane_Killgrind@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      Novel theory, that it’s the kind of people that will engage with AI, are also the kind of people that engage in behaviors that cause TBI

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      The randomness of each character after the last character and word after word as well as the ongoing hallucinations are for sure parallels.

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      He probably uses AI to generate his speech. I think so beacuse he makes AI slop images on Twitter.

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      Thanks for the tip! I took a break after the Seville episodes. Those were rough. Robert bashing on AI sounds nice