Gen Z Is the First Generation Dumber Than Their Parents(vice.com)
35 points by Alifatisk | 31 comments
Vice article reporting a neuroscientist's claim that Gen Z is the first generation to score lower cognitively than their parents.
20 stories tagged education, newest first.
35 points by Alifatisk | 31 comments
Vice article reporting a neuroscientist's claim that Gen Z is the first generation to score lower cognitively than their parents.
9 points by levmiseri | 2 comments
Grimoire.bio is a web app where users ask biology questions and browse 3D-rendered bio objects, concepts, and guides.
8 points by hebelehubele | 2 comments
New Yorker essay by Mosab Abu Toha describing children in Gaza returning to school in tents amid bombed-out buildings, without chairs or desks.
25 points by giuliomagnifico | 23 comments
UC Berkeley Research news article on a co-authored study finding that using AI for just 10 minutes reduces people's persistence on difficult tasks.
21 points by joozio | 11 comments
A LessWrong linkpost by Katalina Hernandez reflecting on lessons from co-leading an AI safety bootcamp for legal and governance practitioners.
175 points by ibobev | 130 comments
Blog post by molily arguing that web development education is disappearing as a viable field and discussing how to rescue it, prompted by Baldur Bjarnason's post.
64 points by pykello | 8 comments
GitHub repository for ExplainDB, an AGPL-licensed educational database system designed for understandability, with notebooks and tutorials.
336 points by sans_souse | 25 comments
AI by Hand is a site teaching AI and deep learning concepts through hand-worked math exercises; the captured page was blank.
763 points by laurentiurad | 489 comments
Personal blog post by Laurentiu Raducu describing how he uses LLMs to learn complex topics, including building an interactive chip-making game called ChipTycoon.
529 points by signa11 | 451 comments
Business Insider article on Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak being cheered at a graduation speech for telling students they all have 'actual intelligence'.
658 points by misswaterfairy | 463 comments
MIT Media Lab publication page for a study on how using ChatGPT for essay writing affects brain activity and leads to accumulated cognitive debt.
1665 points by kaonwarb | 379 comments
Neal.fun interactive page where users scroll upward in an elevator through the atmosphere into space, seeing objects and phenomena at each altitude.
438 points by cainxinth | 432 comments
Article reporting on an MIT study claiming that using AI tools like ChatGPT alters brain activity and leads to cognitive decline.
325 points by jjfoooo4 | 183 comments
Blog post on the Elroy site arguing AI reshapes learning curves by helping beginners reach competence faster, while mastery and large-codebase work remain hard.
1282 points by claytonwramsey | 766 comments
Blog post by Clayton Ramsey arguing that LLM-generated student answers are verbose and empty, and that he would rather read the prompt that produced them.
438 points by dredmorbius | 551 comments
A HuffPost Personal essay by DJ Bracken about deciding to pay off a school's student lunch debt and what happened afterward.
846 points by homebrewer | 215 comments
Homepage of Internet in a Box, a project providing offline access to free knowledge resources like Wikipedia, featuring a video on bridging the digital divide in Latin America.
372 points by throwaway71271 | 41 comments
Project page for Overflow, a tabletop and web board game where players write RISC-V assembly and exploit buffer overflows to hack opponents.
405 points by todsacerdoti | 283 comments
OpenAI blog post announcing a guide for teachers using ChatGPT in classrooms, with suggested prompts, limitations, AI detector efficacy, and bias.
441 points by cbowal | 246 comments
Decrypt news article reporting that OpenAI quietly shut down its AI Classifier text-detection tool because of poor accuracy.