Yesterday I was disappointed that my friends’ 10 year old daughter was banned from using any AI to aid her in her projects. Apparently her teacher thinks it’s too easy to cheat with it, so it’s totally banned. 

So I was showing her how to use ChatGPT (with her parents permission ofc), making different photos together, showing her how I use it to make candle scents and measure items. Disappointing schools are not teaching kids how to use AI, feels like they’re failing them.

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Anthropic is wising up to the fact that in order to overcome the barrier of adoption at the school level they'll have to make models that don't just provide an answer, but instead emphasize the Socratic method to engage critical and deep thinking. 
Claude for education is a step in that direction. 
This video gets into it some more, but my takeaway is that by tackling this head on they'll have institutional adoption within a much shorter time frame.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJZnlnT0rPA

Linked a video in this cast which goes into your concern @samantha. 
That approach by the school is short sighted and delusional. Kids are going to use A.I if teachers like it or not, so as far as I see it, schools have to find a way to adopt it into their curriculum. They can't stop the tide with a broom.

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Linked a video in this cast which goes into your concern @samantha. 
That approach by the school is short sighted and delusional. Kids are going to use A.I if teachers like it or not, so as far as I see it, schools have to find a way to adopt it into their curriculum. They can't stop the tide with a broom.
https://warpcast.com/adam-/0x626e1cd8