Post #3922394
2026-06-10 13:41 UTC
@zerkman@pouet.chapril.org @troed@swecyb.com my concern is bigger. My opinion wouldn't change even if they were absolutely capable of doing everything the fanboys claim they will be able to do.
I have seen first hand just how quickly people's competence drops, and in particular how openly averse to learning even the basics they become. I've experienced it myself, and the only way to stop it was to completely eliminate these tools from my life.
I'm sure there are plenty of people able to use these systems responsibly. But far too many people are not, which likely includes myself, and it's a time bomb.
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@zerkman@pouet.chapril.org 2026-06-10 14:11
@loke@functional.cafe @troed@swecyb.com I think there is a line to be drawn between which competences you want to have full control on (and will not delegate them to a LLM), and which you do not really care about (stuff you want to spend as little time on as possible). The danger is the risk to put everything into the second category to the point you basically give up all control to the LLM. I am sure kids are not stupid and they will quickly adapt and learn how to use LLMs to their own real advantage.