My daughter's a senior in college. She recently was part of a group presentation; she did not use AI to prepare for it, but all of the other group members did. She was the only one who could answer follow-on questions.

If you use AI to understand things for you, you're short-changing yourself.

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Gagarin1917 2 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Good for your daughter but doesn’t that example tell us the opposite of what this article is trying to argue? If the majority of a group of young people choose to use AI for their project, that doesn’t indicate that the majority hate it. That would indicate that they like and trust it.

	▲	gdulli 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Replace AI with Microsoft Word and it makes sense. Lots of people use it and lots of people hate it. The article is saying what happens after people do use it, not that they can or do avoid altogether.

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adampunk an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

I mean…that’s essentially identical to group presentations in general. The other students didn’t do the work; what they don’t do the work with is irrelevant.