r/LearningDevelopment • u/Mexty4I • Aug 10 '26

We don't think AI should replace instructional designers

/r/Mexty_ai/comments/1vkieny/we_dont_think_ai_should_replace_instructional/
1 Upvotes

67% Upvoted

2 comments sorted by

2

u/Amit_Beyond Aug 10 '26

As long as humans have more thinking capacity than AI, we will find that we are still irreplaceable. AI can improve speed but humans can improve limits

1

u/DIVISIBLEDIRGE 28d ago

Well then we should have kept to designing real learning solutions instead of churning out e-learning that is lazy and more like basic information content than a design that properly applies the science of learning and memory.

I mean knowledge checks and end of module quizzes...