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Duy Le's avatar

The observation about people treating AI like Google resonates with me deeply.

It seems like the real challenge isn’t just teaching prompt engineering but reframing how people think about AI entirely. What if AI education focused less on technical skills and more on developing an experimental mindset—treating AI as a partner to learn from through trial and error?

That could bridge the gap between what these models can do and how they’re actually used.

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Ezra Brand's avatar

Very important point:

“people treat AI like Google, asking it factual questions. But AI is not Google, and do not provide consistent, or even reliable, answers."

Relevant to critiques I often hear from people

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