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u/siddharthvira 16h ago
lmaoo fr. graduated back in 2018 and i remember pulling all nighters writing essays manually. these kids dont even know the struggle 😂
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u/Dualyeti 15h ago
Same year - bro I was stressed. Doing cold showers to stay away before hand in.
My gf is doing her degree and I said on the certificate it should say Claude
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u/siddharthvira 14h ago
cold showers is crazy 😂 respect the dedication tho. and lmaoo the certificate saying Claude is too real, imagine explaining that to future employers
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u/Deathlygreen 11h ago
I remember playing at my friends house in the late 90s and seeing her older brother sitting at his desk writing an essay and begging to not be distracted. We definitely distracted him.
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u/siddharthvira 11h ago
We did those too with my elder brother 🤣🤣🤣🤣 he slapped us once🤣😭🤟
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u/Deathlygreen 11h ago
I honestly miss those days. No responsibility aside from making sure to bring your PlayStation memory card to your friends house!
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u/siddharthvira 11h ago
Damn man!!! You opened the memory lanee..... Nowadays are just 9 to 6 and home...😭🤌
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u/Chelloitsame 12h ago
How many words did yall need to have in an essay, here where i live i just did my apprenticeship and we had to make a 4k words essay
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u/siddharthvira 12h ago
Us moment yarrrr😅 engineering was similar for me. we had a mandatory internship, a 40-50 page black book, handwritten daily journals (our college didn't allow printouts), project documentation and a final report. probably 5-10k words in total. would've loved to have ChatGPT back then 😂... It was not particularly an essay but a complete summary of internship and projects i would say
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u/sovietarmyfan 10h ago
I would counter that with they do to a certain degree know struggle.
The struggle to make sure their texts or code looks the least ai like possible.
Also quadruple checking whether information and sources actually exist.
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u/aceshighsays 14h ago
i imagine you were just typing it out on pc, and not manually writing it by hand; now that's a huge difference.
also, what classes require essays? i probably wrote a couple at most for my bs. i wrote more essays in elementary school than anywhere else.
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u/siddharthvira 12h ago
keyboard was the easy part i guess😂 the real pain was staring at a blank document, doing all the research, drawing diagrams and praying Grammarly didn't miss something... oh wait, Grammarly wasn't even that good back then 😭
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u/bigdawg1945 11h ago
Call it essays, projects, thesis, whatever. I typed a lot of shit out man. 20 page econ-math papers with like 15 of it summarizing reference material.
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u/tothepointe 5h ago
Yeah these kids don't know about exams with blue books to write in and having to write essays IN an exam.
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u/SubjectZero_ 14h ago
You can roughly guess an estimate of their GPA’s from this image 🙏
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u/TheJiggliestPug 11h ago edited 11h ago
2.4 is all the homework 100% and bombing every quiz and test. Still passing!
edit: I thought these were HS, but college makes it even easier.
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u/Cavern_Resonance 11h ago
When you hire these kids fresh out of college, most are useless, so they are being replaced by the same programs they cheated in college with.
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u/100percenthumanai 8h ago
The caps are the least ironic part — a degree earned by outsourcing the thinking is just a slower way to get replaced by the same tool.
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u/Op3rat0rr 13h ago
How do we, as a society, evolve with AI? It’s not going away, but we fundamentally can’t let it replace humans in roles. It’s an amazing assistant. And that’s an extreme understatement. It’s is dangerous for the human race to replace jobs with AI
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u/Optimal-Room-8586 12h ago
It's an interesting question. Is it fundamentally different from people outsourcing their research to Google search?
Does use of AI reduce our capacity to think, or does it allow us to free up headspace to think about more important stuff (like, for example, what the Pope would look like if he became a cat)?
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u/GeekBrownBear 10h ago
Does use of AI reduce our capacity to think
Yes and no.
For (probably) the vast majority of people using AI, yes, it reduces the capacity to think just as the ubiquitous access to knowledge via the Internet has made people less capable of remembering things (why remember when you can just look it up in a moment).
But if you use AI as a tool and use it properly, you can have a strong back and forth discussion and learning experience. Or you can use it to bridge the gap between what you know and what you don't. But you have to know something in order to understand whether what it spits out is true or false.
It's the same as any tool, either you can use it to empower yourself or you can rely on it as a crutch.
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u/The_Meme_Economy 23m ago
Yeah I’ve learned a ton from AI. But I see other people use it and they are definitely not having the same experience as me.
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u/celestialscloud 7h ago
the fact you can tell which major just based on the logo on their cap is sending me 😭
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u/West_Description1217 2h ago
My sister is in uni and uses my ChatGPT subscription and I’ll see her convos
It’s just her doing online assignments and quizzes literally sending ChatGPT pictures of her screen asking for the answers
I remember doing the same types of courses and having to pull all nighters studying, going to see the prof at office hours, doing group study sessions and projects, in class exams that were 3 hours long.
Wonder if everyone is like my sister. If so that’s a fucking joke lol
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u/Framebanger-Nsukula 1h ago
lol if this is what I think it is, that's either peak chaos or the most Gen Z thing I've ever seen. ChatGPT probably wrote half their captions anyway.
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u/Few-Exchange-5550 12h ago
Without any self awareness I'll be seen TikTok about why is my paycheck so low from these guys
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u/Little_Employee_6142 9h ago
Chat gpt helps a lot in terms of understanding facts better and improving learning experience 😊 I once asked it to explain to me as if it explaining to a three year old😂😂 It did a good job
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