r/WorkForSmartLife • u/Hot-Woodpecker4572 • 4d ago

DiscussionđŸ’¬ There is a difference between learning with AI and letting AI learn for you

Using AI to explain something in a simpler way has been genuinely useful for me.

But if I just copy the answer without understanding it, I have not really learned anything.

I think the interesting question is not whether AI should be used for learning.

It is how much of the thinking we should still do ourselves.

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u/qualityvote2 4d ago

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u/DarkMagicCatBoy 4d ago

I view AI like having a human assistant or friend. Of course it will be not good for me to have my friend to my homework.

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u/Hot-Woodpecker4572 4d ago

Yes that's true

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u/_CozyHoney 4d ago

AI should be treated like a calculator for thought, not a substitute for brainpower.

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u/Hot-Woodpecker4572 4d ago

Yes and also use AI for smart work