Just read an article about how there is a double standard around AI - with a lot of educational facilities (schools, colleges, and universities) rejecting it and forcing students to complete their work without using AI, so far as to face significant disciplinary action. On the flip side, corporate jobs recruiting basically have all their resources in developing AI solutions for their companies and proving upper management right now matter what, which is driving the dynamic that all hires need to have experience with AI at the least, and ideally being proficient in leveraging tools and understanding AI.
Personally, I understand the college side of it because they want the kids to think and hone that side of their mind, not just plug questions in and get answers out. (I, myself, didn’t realize the real reason why we learn things all along the way until the very end of college - it’s not about the information 95-99% of the time. It’s about the students ability to understand it,using different skills depending on the subject, hone those skills while going through schools, and be able to ultimately “perform” when the time comes to show that you were able to develop those skills by succeeding in the exam.
Curious about people’s thoughts.
Submitted June 22, 2026 at 05:36PM by Under-Launch-882 https://ift.tt/tNnUge5
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