[Grombobulous]

Mistakes without a significant lesson or takeaway aren’t a useful avenue for growth.

I think it’s possible that this concept that AI is an easy shortcut is a form of gatekeeping.

We had the same reactions to StackOverflow and web search when those technologies came around. And there’s certainly partial truth to it. Maybe reading a full book really does make you more well-rounded than googling your answer, but sometimes blowing a lot of time searching an index in a physical book hoping to find the piece of knowledge you need is just spending time for sake of spending time.

[NopIdoN]

The more attention you give a thing, the more it changes you. Significance is up to you.

Maybe you never learn to check your own details. Maybe that's ok.