>but because the genie, used well, accelerates learning.
This is "the kids will use the AI to learn and understand" level of cope
no, the kids will copy and paste the solution then go back to their preferred dopamine dispenser
Some might (most might?), those aren't the ones we're interested in.
Just as some might pull the answers from the back of the textbook, the interesting ones are the kids who want to find out why certain solutions are the way they are.
Then again I could be wrong, I try hard to stay away from the shithose that is the modern social media tech landscape (TikTok, Insta, and friends) so I'm probably WAY out of touch (and I prefer it that way).
Right, and they won't get hired beyond their internship.
I've learned a lot of shit while getting AI to give me the answers, because I wanted to understand why it did what it did. It saves me a lot of time trying to fix things that would have never worked, so I can just spend time analyzing success.
There might be value in learning from failure, but my guess is that there's more value in learning from success, and if the LLM doesn't need me to succeed my time is better spent pushing into territory where it fails so I can add real value.