I can't even make the joke because Google isn't joking.
>>110240639Google has been shit for years, even fucking Bing is better these days
>>110240639>agree to terms of service>surpised pikachu face.png when those terms apply
>>110240675Last time an american company raised "terms of service" here to justify their behavior they were fined and blocked for an entire month.
>>110240675go back
the looney tune left wants to make your childs snailcats
>>110240675>suddenly update the terms of service with a clause that says "we will fuck you" if you don't do xI hope your loved ones die of cancer.
>>110240639Maybe it's time we hoarded data, or created a self-hosted server like /hsg/ anon did to store the knowledge our children will needOur reliance on Google search for knowledge could backfire in the long run
why would a school need google search functions specifically in the first place?
>>110240639This is cyberpunk as fuck
>>110240728school is the one place i would say is a good idea to heavily restrict or outright avoid ai, especially llm's. there's little to gain from it and the risk of having kids rely on it to replace critical thinking is too great
>>110240639it's bad enough schools are mind raping kids, now google wan't to take over too
>>110240752most american schools are slave to google because they fell for the chromebook meme
>>110240757>school>critical thinking
>>110240728who was that president that said college was bad because an educated voterbase would mean their party would never be in power again?
>>110240774Yes.
>>110240639>>110240728>>110240757I agree with this on the basis of AI isn't going away and it's best to actually teach a new tool rather than pretend we are still living in a certain time period or that said tool will cease to exist.It's like being forced to use the school library for research instead of the Internet, because the Internet is going away someday of course.
>>110240788the idea of teaching kids how to use chatgpt is as absurd as the idea of teaching them how to use search enginesthat crap is vendor dependent and whoever you teach will become the de facto standard, that retarded shit is the reason office is everywhere even to this day
>>110240752normies are dumb and don't realize that there are other search engines
>>110240788>why bother teaching kids how to do calculus, just give them a calculator
>>110240774not all of us live in red states
>>110240803there is no vendor lock-in for search engines. it's not like i will forget how to type a search query into the text box when i switch to bing after using google for years
>>110240788obviously kids should learn about ai itself, but there's a time and place for it. if students could just say, put a question into google search and get the answer instantly from an ai (which might not even be accurate/true because they can and do make mistakes or pull from unreliable sources), then that's not helping them.keep in mind the ai on google search is more than just summarising search results, it can do calculations and other complex tasks as well.it doesn't just help you find resources to work out an answer, it can just give you the specific answer directly, not thinking required.
>>110240831layouts, relevancy, learning how to dodge shit like ads, avoiding biased sources, learning advanced search features, that's crap that can be changed on a whim, google could do the fucking opposite of what you teach in schools just to strong arm you into using them.you just said "we should teach kids how to structure questions to receive an efficient and direct answer" like no fucking shit sherlock? we already do that, and that's just what IA is at its core, everything else round it is vendor dependent and should not be taught in schools
>>110240639Schools are shit, google is shit, schools that use Google are 2x shit. Everyone involved should die so I support this.
>>110240847>we should not teach kids how to use libraries because they will not know exactly how a different library works when they go to a different city
>>110240872that's where you're wrong, all libraries are standardized and run by the government, a library will operate in the exact same way regardless of where you are in a country, or the entire world for that matteryou can't do that with corporations, you can't force homogeneity and like i said whoever you decide to teach in a curriculum will become the standard like office did in the late 90s and early 2000syou seem to be a casualty of ai and can't think for yourself, maybe ask your boyfriend chatgpt to give you some better arguments as to why ai is nothing like a library and learning how to talk to the fucking bot shouldn't be part of a curriculum.
>>110240889i think you need to take your meds, i haven't mentioned AI at all. we are talking about search engines, not AI chat bots. your ability to filter bad sources on google can be fully transferred to any other search engine. most of them have the usual features as well that power users enjoy, like domain targeting
>>110240639time for the kids to use bing, if they have to use computers>>110240728the effectiveness of education drops the more technology you add when implementing the education. limiting it to books, pens and paper, chalk and chalkboards would be best.
>>110240639google was always after the kidshttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8C_qHRrUZT0&pp=0gcJCSkMAYcqIYzv&ra=m
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>>110240752Even back when I was a kid the teachers wouldn't let you use anything besides google because of 'viruses'
>>110240647Outside of Japan, use Yahoo. You get Bing results without the shame of using Bing.
>>110240774>>110240757AI is great for schools because school is a pointless waste of time. that said, I dont think that restricting or fixing schools is a good use of anyones time either. the whole thing needs to be closed down.
>>110241221yes, yes, rent everything, even your own thinking. we won't need to make robots in the future because our kids will be the robots
>>110240639search is now ai, granny
>>110241273if you waste your kids childhood on that concentration camp daycare you're the one turning him or her into a fucking robot you lazy hack.
>>110240639disabling pro-mode for educators and public officials
>>110241022I had saved an article from a teacher, more like a case study, but I can't find it. Bottom line is Chromebooks have been a disaster for kids.
