Ed Burmila: "We can't be bothered to teach it to you but you should definitely bother to learn it" Boy I dunno if that approach is going to work with children or really immature young adults whose motivation for anything academic is either weak and conditional or nonexistent.

"We can't be bothered to teach it to you but you should definitely bother to learn it" Boy I dunno if that approach is going to work with children or really immature young adults whose motivation for anything academic is either weak and conditional or nonexistent.

How long before the professoriate is next? 🗃️ www.axios.com/local/atlant...

Morehouse to be the first university to use virtual AI teaching assistantswww.axios.com The Atlanta HBCU will have AI teaching assistants this fall.

"This stuff is very important! That's why we didn't pony up $15k for a grad student stipend to help you with it, how about some Farmville-ass graphics and a program designed to plagiarize and lie in equal measures."

“Don’t you dare use that software for your homework though, or we’ll kick your ass out!”

"We're still going to charge you an arm and a leg in 'tuition' fees."

Hot on the heels of MOOCs’ raging success…

this is gonna be great when the AI answers a question with some made-up nonsense and the student puts that info on a test later and gets marked wrong

They should teach the AI how to mimic a real human standing, I tell you what.

It’s really the graphics that sell it.

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