A UC Berkeley researcher co-authored a study that raises profound questions about how we interact with artificial intelligence in education — and daily life.
Using a car erodes my ability to persist at using a horse and buggy. Using a powerdrill erodes my ability persist at using a screwdriver. Using a microwave erodes my ability to eat cold food.
Speaking as someone who uses all kinds of technology, AI included, I welcome the erosion.
Using a car erodes my ability to persist at using a horse and buggy. Using a powerdrill erodes my ability persist at using a screwdriver. Using a microwave erodes my ability to eat cold food.
Speaking as someone who uses all kinds of technology, AI included, I welcome the erosion.