Submitted 18 hours ago by beep@piefed.world to [deleted]
When I ask the teacher a question and they start yelling at me, but I know ChatGPT would have started with "That's a great question":
cross-posted from: https://piefed.world/c/shit/p/1368994/when-i-ask-the-teacher-a-question-and-they-start-yelling-at-me-but-i-know-chatgpt-would
When I yell at my students, but I know ChatGPT would’ve responded with ”you’re right to push back…”
While the teacher sucks, the sycophantic AI is itself a problem…
John Oliver has a great episode on ai chatbots, how they don’t push back because of customer service reasons and end up helping teens plan suicide
One teaches boundaries about what is and isn’t appropriate while the other emboldens stupidity.
Yelling doesn’t teach. But I agree on the second part,
It absolutely does, but maybe not in the expected/intended way.
There’s absolutely some lessons I learned that I will not forget because of the violence attached.
IS THAT A CGI TEAR?!
Given his acting range, I’m going with very yes.
A great first step to combating the tide of stupid should include being able to call out dumbass questions.
Sure AI sucks, but that teacher really sucks too. Sometimes a bad teacher can be worse than no teacher.
justsomeguy@lemmy.world 16 hours ago
I mean we once had a student argue that it should be allowed to send nuclear waste to “some African shit hole country” to get rid of it. An AI won’t answer this appropriately because it isn’t allowed to start an answer with “listen here, cuntface”.
wreckedcarzz@lemmy.world 15 hours ago
Well that’s an image…