Anonymous #1 8w

Yeah there are actually a lot of us that feel the same, so we probably could. We don’t work for a public school though so some things like this can be pretty tricky

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Anonymous #2 8w

I think it’s actively dumbing society down, and I hate what it’s doing to the earth. I don’t like that it’s being forced into almost everything, I think it’s wrong how it invades privacy, and I hate how it affects the arts.

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Anonymous OP 8w

Hmmm but if you don’t teach them to use AI they’ll be behind with the real world/tech. AI is a tool if taught right

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Anonymous OP 8w

Also I can have the same claim about Excel, yet teachers use it and encourage students to use it, why?

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Anonymous #2 8w

AI is a tool that is encouraging people to accept false information as true, it is harming our planet, and it is plagiarizing art. Just because it is a new tool doesn’t mean it should be used. I understand the uses for it, and I understand it being helpful, but the pros could never outweigh the cons in my opinion. I will not teach with something I think is so harmful and unnecessary.

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Anonymous #2 8w

And Excel is a closed tool. It has its functions and yes, it does cut down on work. But it is not stealing intellectual property or feeding people lies that it passes off as true in order to validate people’s experiences. Excel is more comparable to a calculator. Not artificial intelligence.

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Anonymous OP 8w

Hmm okay based off your opinion I can say okay, but if I had to interfere your opinion I’d heavily disagree but anyways, I was just curious how you think

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Anonymous OP 8w

You can use AI the same way u use Excel, limited, which again comes down to how you teach others how to use AI and how to benefit from it. You can use Excel for all types of calculations and never touch a calculator again, doesn’t sound helpful if ur just relying on that.. which is why we’re taught how do math on paper and how to use Excel, so we have both. Same with AI.

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