There is something truly magical about witnessing (and helping) your child learn to read and write.
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There is something truly magical about witnessing (and helping) your child learn to read and write. *Especially* in the age of AI.
Meanwhile, many humans only a decade older than my child already default to using LLM systems for any form of writing. For “convenience’s sake.” Not to mention grown adults (who should know better).
This is making me even more motivated to advocate for digital literacy… and make sure my child develops & nurtures critical thinking skills. For life.
Resist ✊
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There is something truly magical about witnessing (and helping) your child learn to read and write. *Especially* in the age of AI.
Meanwhile, many humans only a decade older than my child already default to using LLM systems for any form of writing. For “convenience’s sake.” Not to mention grown adults (who should know better).
This is making me even more motivated to advocate for digital literacy… and make sure my child develops & nurtures critical thinking skills. For life.
Resist ✊
@_elena reminds me of when someone I know used ChatGPT to find out the speed of light. I don't even know if there is something easier to search for using a normal search engines
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There is something truly magical about witnessing (and helping) your child learn to read and write. *Especially* in the age of AI.
Meanwhile, many humans only a decade older than my child already default to using LLM systems for any form of writing. For “convenience’s sake.” Not to mention grown adults (who should know better).
This is making me even more motivated to advocate for digital literacy… and make sure my child develops & nurtures critical thinking skills. For life.
Resist ✊
@_elena I even have spell correction disabled, not speaking about using LLM for writing
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There is something truly magical about witnessing (and helping) your child learn to read and write. *Especially* in the age of AI.
Meanwhile, many humans only a decade older than my child already default to using LLM systems for any form of writing. For “convenience’s sake.” Not to mention grown adults (who should know better).
This is making me even more motivated to advocate for digital literacy… and make sure my child develops & nurtures critical thinking skills. For life.
Resist ✊
@_elena Good. This is vital because the act of writing forces a person to develope and improve a wide range of essential cognitive skills.