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You write essays at your job?
it was an example.
i am still an apprentice so i have to write a lot at vocational college. which i outsource to ChatGPT quite often
Isn't the point of being at a college... to learn stuff?
Being on the IT industry, I can assure you that AI can teach you more stuff than most teachers. But that's not to give credit to AI, it's a result of my country, and many others, not investing on education.
I mean, yeah, if you're doing college or university just to certify the skills you already have, all the power to you. I've also learned a lot of stuff despite my professors' best efforts to make it as dull as possible (which was in 2010s). But framing it as anything but means to game the broken system is not it.
im only there cause law dictated my presence for my occupation to be acknowledged. i have yet to learn something i didn't learn at my work beforehand
Did you edit your comment so that mine doesn't make sense?
That's skeevy.
no i didn't. i didn't edit a single comment in this thread
My bad then.
I write code at my job, and it makes me faster at writing code.