Will We Remember How To Think?

Hey Ron, I would say I have seen this work well but it really is a balance like you point out by holding up our end of the bargain. For example, I refuse to use it to communicate for me but it can help me with the formatting or frame working of a document if it’s something new to me. I won’t copy paste an email or school paper into AI, I want it to be me. I will use it to help me format a specific type of document that I haven’t written before or have no experience formatting. Another example, I am taking a class in excel and one of the problems for the chapter required using the large, index and match function at once. I was stuck but instead of popping it into copilot or looking up the answer, I walked away and came back and figured it out. I learned more from that experience, however small it is, than I would have from just getting the solution. That was more meaningful to me not only in the moment, but will be in the long run as well. It is a delicate balance of struggling enough to learn on our own, but also being able to see which struggles are not going to be that impactful for the future. I struggle with that balance sometimes, but I think we know in our gut if we are taking the easy way out instead of putting the work in.