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by ponector
264 days ago
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>> child will hear are explanations given with authority, which would probably be correct a very high percentage of the time (maybe even close to or above 99%), BUT the few incorrect answers and subtles misconceptions finding their way in there will be catastrophic for the learning journey because they will be believed blindly by the child. Much better results than asking a real teacher at school, though. |
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An AI walkman removes this aspect of the interaction. As a parent, this is not something I would want my children to use regularly.