Let's also ban it for teachers who create educational materials. My kids receive and work with such materials and it's wrong so often and deeply, the teachers can't even explain how to solve problems.

One generation from "don't trust wikipedia" to "just ask chatGPT."

It should be banned at every level of education, and in every government department, doctors office, hospital etc just for a start.

Why are so many people seemingly against this?

I don't get it.
Weren't schools telling children to "comply", just a few weeks ago?

I still remember having marks deducted in junior school for answering that the light does not turn on instantly after switching the button on.

A lot of adults have yet to learn this...

I understand the intention, but I'd argue high school is where its at the most corrosive. High school is where kids are forming their independent learning habits - we're already seeing the effects of AI becoming a crutch at this point in the game.

It makes even the smartest kids thick as pig shit because they start to depend on it, in the same way a lot our generation's handwriting went down the shitter because of computers.

My college teacher be like: "I add AI to my Outlook email so it can automatically reply to emails using a lot of words"

The fact that this phrase is revolutionary and newsworthy makes this world so dystopian that it's hard to believe.

The number of new nurses / doctors who auto-piloted their way through school is fucking staggering.

There're no checks, they just take ChatGPT's vomit at face value.

Then they start working, and they're just bad.

AI needs to be banned from education, period. Think with your own brain.

The health of the nation requires a citizenry capable of critical thinking to draw upon to manage and direct the fate of the nation. Now, obviously, the wealthy don't want anyone but themselves to be capable of such a thing. So here we are.

Maybe we should take an example from Warhammer 40k, and just ban all "abominable intelligences.

Fucking hell. High school is where they start to learn to think for themselves the most.

They should ban that shit until you graduate college.the kids who are nerds will always figure out a way. The rest who are not into computers and such definitely should stay the fuck away. If you're not careful you'll become a zombie that works to pay for access to his brains as a rental subscription.

That's just so messed up. It should not just be banned but down right illegal to sell an AI subscription if the data used was stolen from the public in the first place.

You can go read on r/teachers (https://redlib.catsarch.com/r/Teachers) just how bad this shit is getting--both phone use, and AI use for assignments.

We seriously need to completely ban both phones and AI use in grade school. Back to pencil and paper, and "show your work". The kids coming out of high school now can barely read, beyond texting. It's frightening.

If you give a fuck about your kids, you'll make sure they can read and write, because the schools don't give a fuck about your kids.

To be fair using it in primary school or earlier is probably the most damaging thing you could do to yourself with it

Maybe he didn't ban high school because 1. Kids with smartphones will be accessing it anyway, and if it's "banned" teachers will go 'well this can't have been written by AI because AI is banned in high school, yup!"

And 2. It might better facilitate them to giving lessons on the harms of AI

I remember having study hall twice a week in high school and wondering why I didn’t just have a block of time like that every day to complete my assignments. It seems that having something like this with faculty supervising may be the only way to ensure AI isn’t being used.

It's a start.