I absolutely agree with you, it is like having human beings fed constantly whatever their want into their minds for free, effortlessly, without knowing nothing at all. Getting the whatevers ready for consumption. Perhaps this will lead to a new generation where everyone is the "expert novice".

It's killing the accumulative and progressive way of learning that rewards who tries and fail many times before getting it right.

The "learning" is effectively starting to being killed.

I just wonder what would happen to a person after many years using "AI" and suddenly not having access to it. My guess is that you become useless and with a highly diminished capacity to perform even the most basic things by yourself.

This is one of many reasons why I'm so against all the hype that's going on in the "AI" space.

I keep doing things the old school way because I fully comprehend the value of reading real books, trying, failing and repeating the process again and again. There's no other way to truly learn anything.

Does this generation understand the value of it? Will the next one?