> "The MOOC era started with an AI course. It ends with an AI buzzword."
If you could listen to only one perspective on what the Coursera-Udemy acquisition represents, you should listen to @dhawal. Fortunately, he provided one: https://www.classcentral.com/report/coursera-acquires-udemy/#the-series-finale
Class Central (that do a lot of great work) published the review of ChatGPT and Gemini Ai Tutor modes: www.classcentral.com/report/chatgpt-gemini-ai-tutors/
The review is clear - it's not a valid product yet. Hoever it still feels subdued in the context of this "main weakness"
> **Plus, it didn’t inform me that my answers (for math questions) were wrong. In fact, it offered positive affirmations such as “That’s great!” for them. It also solved further questions based on my wrong answers.**
It doesn't feel like "we are not there yet" kind of flaw. It's more like "we are training to be confidently wrong".
It's not learning. It's practiced ignorance.
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