I noticed too many hallucinations in AI, We don't want to learn the wrong things. For beginners, the risk of learning the wrong thing is high and just add to confusion. I switched back to humans for most things.

I'm sick of these techbro dickheads thinking they're an expert on everything just because they've got money.

Well, the poor tend to be less educated and only care about immediate needs. So yeah, if you have money, you're probably more of an expert than a person without money.

Yeah. Humans are totally reliable

Oklahoma high schools to teach 2020 election conspiracy theories as fact

State superintendent Ryan Walters tapped chief of Heritage Foundation, key player behind Project 2025, for curriculum

the Guardian (www.theguardian.com)

https://www.ncjw.org/news/texas-approves-new-bible-based-curriculum-for-elementary-schools/#%3A~%3Atext=The+Texas+board+of+education%2Cfifth+grade+public+school+classes.

Don't want to learn the wrong thing right.

The wrong thing I am talking about is language related, grammar, pronunciation, vocab, spelling, translation. Are those conspiracy theory topic and bible topics taught using correct grammar, spelling, vocab, translation, pronunciation and etc? If they are then I could care less what the topic is so long as it is interesting to me.

Human can make mistakes but one clear difference I notice is that a human teacher will correct her past error in previous lesson but AI never does that.

the poor tend to be less educated

Education being free or not depends on the specific government and its policies of a sovereign country. Education may not be free in your country, in which case yes poor people have less access if they have less money to afford it.

You generalizing your experience in your country to the entire world, though, speaks to your bias and lack of education, which is quite ironic. It also speaks to your willingness to accept the status quo rather than try to undermine it and fight for something better for everyone.

If you're on Lemmy, you're likely not rich, and so you're acting against your own interest. We as a proletariat could achieve so much if we were willing to put aside our differences, aim towards the removal of rich twats from power, and install systems and policies that benefit us, not them.

Instead, you're propagating a lie with undertones that only rich people have the curiosity to learn about the world around them - as if they were born with that capability while the rest of us weren't - all while failing to recognize that immediate needs have to be met first before people think about pursuing higher goals.

Have a down vote.

I am strongly pro-AI, but right now I would say it's not as good as a one-on-one experience with a knowledgeable human teacher. A human teacher can still see where you are struggling and help you work through the difficulty. Right now AI can belch out a correct answer, even write entire essays and computer programs, but can't as easily work with you one and one, read your body language, see the confusion in your eyes, and help you understand the thing you don't understand.

But it will happen. Eventually we will get AI-powered androids. I can't wait for the day I get my fembot, with a body built for loving and a head full of all the knowledge of the internet, able to teach me anything I want, help me with my studies, teach me new skills, and also cook and clean. Life will drastically change for the better for all us miserable antisocials, social rejects, and autists.

If, IF that were to happen so you think the average person would be able to afford an android maid/sex slave? Because if you think so I have a bridge to sell you.

Can I also have sex with this bridge?

Proletariat, lol. Are you living in the 18th century?

What word would you use?

Just people.

People refers to poors and rich, no?

Oh its totally fine if their curriculum is totally religious so long as it's spelled correctly.

https://www.aclutx.org/sites/default/files/joint_letter_to_texas_school_districts_opposing_bluebonnet_k-5_rla_curriculum.pdf

That is unimaginably stupid.

If you like religious topics for language learning, that is up to you. I could care less what topics you like.

I won't go to that school to learn language since I am not interested in religious stuff. I know people who read the bible in Target language to learn. I know there are churches that conduct very extensive language learning courses where you learn a new language within 9 weeks.

For me, i prefer to watch and read sci-fi, fantasy, conspiracy stuff, biography, crime and science topics to learn language. At the end of the day the topic has to be interesting enough for you to keep consuming content in the target language.

if you like spiders, go and learn your TL by reading every book on spiders. I could care less what topic you use to learn a language.

Anything is a dildo if you're brave enough!

It's texas public schools. How privileged you are to get to just decide to ignore those schools. Most people don't have that option.

Where and what is texas?