Why LMS's are dying

Key Takeaways

I'm in school, you know, I'm getting a master's in divinity and I have homework assignments and I use chat GPT all the time not to write my papers for me, but I'm asking chat GPT a bunch of questions like wait, tell me more about Pope Leo. What were the Crusades exactly? And being able to engage it's like your own private tutor that you can ask it anything that you want so that you can understand what you're doing more completely. Why would anyone ever do any learning ever again? >> Maybe philosophically it's very very simple. We have people that are passionate about what they're learning. You're an adult who took yourself back to school because you care deeply about religion. So you're curious, which makes you smarter and you're aggressively seeking answers and other information to provide context. There are other people that are 19 years old that were forced off to college by their parents and they only want to go to the keg parties. They are not using AI the same way you are. It's the user of AI that decides how they're going to apply it for good or evil in their lives. We're just giving them another weapon. True curiosity can be accentuated in an incredibly beautiful way by AI and people that are just trying to get the stamp can exploit it to get that too.