Anonymous #1 2w

Probably bc when you go into a field that affects the rest of us you’re expected to know what you’re doing. Half of the people using ai for their work don’t understand their work

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Anonymous OP 2w

But most jobs that “require “ a college degree don’t even care about the degree type and I feel as though what you learn in college isn’t the class materials it’s the habits , unless you are referring to the medical field which I still don’t think college is great at. Besides hands on experiences. Maybe we just disagree on the use of college and that’s ok

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Anonymous #1 2w

While that’s true, you still learn stuff in college that makes the hands on stuff easier. Instead of putting yourself back by having to start at square one you could have the information you learned already in college to help you (also yes this is based on what I’ve seen people do). Also this isn’t part of the initial conversation but there’s also much more wrong with using ai instead of doing it yourself outside of that. Not to mention risking your college finding out and most have policies

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Anonymous OP 2w

about not doing your work yourself

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