By responsibly I meant using it for improving and augmenting their learning experience, rather than for cheating.

I’m doing a CompSci bachelor program right now, and I’m almost certain there aren’t any students who don’t use AI. The difference is rather between students who use AI responsibly, for learning and own benefit, and students who cheat every assignment and could barely write a line of code by themselves after 2 years of study. I estimate that between 1/2 and 2/3 are the latter kind.

Where does this “and all I got is this lousy x” phrase and t-shirt format come from? I know Vice City gave you one for completing it, but was it the first?

On* Lemmy you have to be on the left side.

Andy was 16 roughly in 2004 (he celebrated his 6th bday in 1995 when he got Buzz). Chrome, that popularized Incognito Mode hasn’t been released until 2008.

Back in the day we just had an extra browser where we always cleared all history after usage (was Opera for me).

[grins and adjusts glasses smugly]

That was an inverse camera notch.

Look, you don’t have to rub it in our faces that you have friends, ok?

You can swear on anything you want.

Blocking things based solely on not liking them is a terrible reason.

Türkiye: [sweating profusely]

How? I didn’t use it for years and it’s fine.

I suspect he was brain dead for much longer than 1 month.

Oh nice, I still have my Oculus Quest. But will I be able to play the games that I bought from the store after this?

Lemmy behavioral study, day #1105:
A person does not get crucified for having a blue checkmark if they are a girl engineer.

You are just using a very narrow definition of intelligence to mean exactly human-like intelligence. All intelligence is signal processing and pattern recognition. You can give LLM a novel task and it might complete it. Sometimes even well. Sure, you may argue it doesn’t “understand” what’s it’s doing the way humans do (seemingly), but it’s still intelligence of some kind.

People, in general.

Couldn’t stop playing it for days when I first got it.

I now start and abandon x10 more hobby projects every year, so yeah, my productivity is definitely up.

Oh man, that sounds way inefficient. Guess I’ll stick to the human presence sensors, then…