@EUCommission AI destroys education and skills, the whole point of education is to learn how to use that wonderful brain. Outsourcing your thinking to AI is exactly the opposite of what education is trying to accomplish.

@EUCommission ai kills basic skills

@EUCommission Would be better if national parliaments in certain countries wouldn't be cutting funds for schools.

Also it might be worth pointing out that countries that returned the school system from digital back to books and paper are seeing better results. So while it is good idea to teach young about AI, it should not be replacement.

@EUCommission did AI write this?

@EUCommission the experiences with digitalization in schools are showing bad results, making most of the schools rollback to pen and paper, but still you keep pushing for it now with the deskilling machine priorotized everywhere. Clearly you don't care about the kids, you only care about the money some people would make with this.

@EUCommission who the fuck drew the chemical reaction in the lower left?

note how
- the cyclohexane ring magically looses six protons to be come aromatic (where did they go?)
- my first thought at that OOOH group is that someone misspelled COOH; except the OOOH group the somehow reacts to OOH + H2O, while the other OH group just goes missing. in total, we start with 4 oxygens, and end up with 3, violating preservation of mass.

is that really where we want the state of education to be? superficially plausible-looking, but just bafflingly wrong upon the slightest scrutiny?

someone who knew their chemistry *would* have noticed this.

@EUCommission Y'all need to fuck off with the AI-worship. It's clearly addled your brains already.

@EUCommission Let’s start by ditching ALL American software. Now!

@EUCommission Generative "AI" is epistemic vandalism! Using it diminishes cognitive capacity. Why are you trying to give people, especially children, cognitive damage?

@EUCommission I suggest you look up deskilling. AI does not help with learning, it does the opposite.

@EUCommission Tools for learning are called BOOKS, don't push AI further, please.