There is almost no shortcut for learning.
You should struggle; spend the time it takes to get it.
With AI, you can skip the struggle and learning and accomplish what you want without even giving your mind a hard time.
That is great for time, but it sucks for the mind.
In the long run, your mind will be lacking the grind.
AI probably is not anti-humanity, but anti-education is anti-humanity.
It will be fun to remove the struggle while educating. That is great.
But you can't remove the struggle in uncertainty and complexity, not knowing the “why” question that doesn't make sense yet.
Yes, not having struggle and hard shit is fun, and the world and the people are just better with having fun.
But having fun all the time, avoiding hard shit, won't change someone or the world.
You can play video games 24 hours a day and have fun all the time and change nothing in the world.
I'm curious about AI and the future of humanity.
My AI agents were working while I was writing down this post.
I'm a fan of innovations and improvements in tech, science, and humanity.
I believe humanity goes wrong if the center of attention is not on education.
That is why I'm anti-anti-education.
Note: When I say education, I don't mean only university and certifications. I mean learning, understanding, knowledge, and real experience.
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