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Re:What should we tell our students? by raffael_de on Friday October 09, 2026 @08:53AM (#50019782)
and that generation was educated without AI. going to be interesting how future generations of mathematicians will fare who have been using AI from day 1. I suspect they'll be simply much worse at math.
Re:What should we tell our students? by Jsebast24 on Friday October 09, 2026 @02:01PM (#50024380)
That generation will say "How on earth people could do this without AI", just like we have said "How on earth people could do this without the internet".
Re:What should we tell our students? by jasonm23 on Saturday October 10, 2026 @09:05PM (#50038762)
The answer is in both cases, 100x slower.
Re:What should we tell our students? by kolinko on Monday October 12, 2026 @07:03AM (#50054559)
Without agents - sure, 100x slower. But without LLMs? Some jobs I do would be borderline impossible.

I gave an LLM recently a job of analysing past sessions to estimate how much time it would take a human to do the jobs requested.

Ingesting 600k word document and drawing conclusions/patterns from it is something I routinely give to Terra. It would take a human 33h non stop to read it. But finding patterns with good precision - personally I wouldn’t be able to.