@Sabrinamycarpet@sh.itjust.works
Post #3715752
2026-07-02 14:02 UTC
If you learn from an AI you’ll learn like an AI. Which is to say shallow, disjointed, incoherent, and mostly wrong.
Feel free to give an example. But how would that be different from learning via a book, magazine, or YouTube video?
You don’t need to take everything it says as gospel, just like you’d cross reference any Google search of importance.
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@silly_goose@lemmy.today 2026-07-02 21:00
But how would that be different from learning via a book AI averages all the text on the internet. So you cannot rise above this bar if you learn from an llm. It’s only possible by reading text books written by human experts. I can give my field as an example. It’s been objectively measured that AI generates terrible code compared to humans on average. So if you learn coding from an llm it’ll be disastrous compared to learning from text books or courses. Benefits of llms for learning are not demonstrated in the lab. Studies have only shown the opposite—that ai makes you stupid and delusional.