[BruceDeitrickPrice]

Bruce Deitrick Price has long been fascinated by AI. The Boy Who Saves The World is his new thriller for intellectuals. The story evolves from the problem of an inventor not realizing he is embedding his own competitive personality in the new AI.

Bruce Deitrick Price

Word-Wise

See cover of The Boy Who Saves The World here: www.Lit4u.com

[albie]

Who cares how they feel? They aren’t teaching so maybe AI will

[ProtectOurFreedom]

"The AI is just dripping with factual information. Is each bit true or false or what? Who knows?"

You BETTER BE knowledgeable about the subject matter. Grok defaults to liberal viewpoints. But I beat it up mercilessly and it comes around to the conservative viewpoint.

Talk to it about climate change, renewable energy, and ethanol to see what I mean.

[OrangeHoof]

The AI teachers responded 87% in favor of AI assistants.

[Buttons12]

I was homeschooled, taught by someone who considered knowledge to be treasure. I was lovingly showered with it, night and day. In my humble opinion, no soulless artificial “intelligence” can substitute.

[tflabo]

The other day I clicked on what appeared to be Aaron Rodgers announcing his retirement from football. Thinking it was big news I clicked on ESPN and other sports websites but couldn’t find anything about it. Turns out it was total AI fakery but it looked so very real. This AI stuff can be insidious.

[Jonty30]

I think I would have prospered under AI, assuming they are going to do it correctly and allow it to be a tutor-on-call to continually teach.

[Varsity Flight]

Stepford

[Secret Agent Man]

The not so good ones, yes.

So yes, the majority of them will.

[9YearLurker]

It’s not just the cheating. It is also the shrunken thinking capabilities.