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PedroEglasias t1_j5gklnt wrote

Reply to comment by w-g in ChatGPT: students could use AI to cheat, but it's a chance to rethink assessment altogether by calliope_kekule

They're gonna hate it even more when AI turns out to make a way better educator than the teachers too

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Boxsquid0 t1_j5in78t wrote

you're getting down voted, but I've had some pretty lacking teachers...and chatGPT is quickly replacing the ways that I supplement the gaps in my learning. Instead of watching hours of YouTube, or trying to rely on poorly written textbooks, chatGPT has made the learning process interactive with decent explanations of concepts that i might be struggling with.

Will it replace the better professors I've come across? No, that's impossible.

But it does help when I have trouble with the course information and am experiencing a disconnect between the instructor, the material, and my learning process for whatever reason.

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PedroEglasias t1_j5inexm wrote

Yeah 100%, I'm a developer and I'm using it every day to save time sifting through results on Google to figure out how to solve problems. It's not always right, but sometimes it gets you on the right track anyway.

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jeffreynya t1_j5kc2e0 wrote

This right here. As AI gets better, the days of reading and trying to remember 500 page text books are numbered. You may start seeing books that are just outlines of concepts and you go through that asking the AI questions and working on that and fine tuning the questions to get to what you need to know.

Now add in AI generated videos to go with the explanation of the topic being worked on.

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Boxsquid0 t1_j5kty4k wrote

which is probably already possible, using the ai key frame generation based on DALL-E

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