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Tyler cowens radical ai university

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“The "libertarian gadfly," indeed. 🤮”

“"If you can't work with AI, it will soon be like not being able to work w/ the internet... For example, how do you use AI to better understand Homer’s Odyssey? It’s not a substitute for teaching Homer, it’s a means of tchg Homer" 🤔 Another guy who shouldn't…”

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Michael Zimmer: #HigherEd hot take: AI is the new MOOC. Lectures on demand were supposed to radically transform the university. LOL. Access to content was never the most important part. Students still need engagem…
Michael Zimmer: And I’m not saying there’s zero impact on higher ed. I’m saying institutions need to resist reorganizing themselves around AI.
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