It’s a very Berenstain/Berensteen Bears situation. There’s apparently an objective correct answer, but some of us will go to our graves insisting otherwise. (I’ve always thought it was Berensteen and Sherbert, myself.)
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“GPT-5 is the first time that it feels like talking to an expert in any topic — a Ph.D.-level expert,” OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said.
(real, one-shot :p )
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I don't know if it's my proudest parenting achievement, but convincing my kids that I possess "Dad Magic" has to be up there.
(When I can do something effortlessly my kids can't do at all— like change TP—and I don't want to explain how to do it for a variety of reasons, I just use my Dad Magic.)
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It’s more “pretentious dumbshit undergrad who thinks they know everything but in fact are ignorant as hell and are making an ass of themselves in front of the whole class” level intelligence.
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It is like having a team of Ph.D.-level experts in your pocket only insofar as it stole staggering amounts of text from Ph.D.s (including me). Other than that, it’s still nothing more than asking autocorrect how to make a burrito.
OpenAI releases the newest version of the AI model that powers its popular ChatGPT chatbot, with CEO Sam Altman promoting it as like having a “team of Ph.D. level experts in your pocket.”
OpenAI releases GPT-5, calling it a ‘team of Ph.D. level experts in your pocket’
OpenAI says its latest version of the popular AI model is better at coding, more accurate and less deceptive than previous versions.
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P.S. I’m not saying that Hillsdale or Hillsdale faculty shouldn’t have a view on human flourishing or that they shouldn’t share it with students. I think they should!
The issue is when that view is the only view on offer. Students everywhere need a range of views to consider and learn from.
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This report is WILDIN’.
“Hillsdale” is literally the 10th word of the report proper, and that’s only if you count “18-year-olds” as three separate words.
If we don’t take virtue and flourishing seriously in higher ed, we’re going to lose it to ideologues.
https://www.aei.org/research-products/report/the-achilles-heel-ofclassical-education/?mkt_tok=NDc1LVBCUS05NzEAAAGcJNLyQXXGxRJYasSbRF57MY4fnBa8ftqZqD1zMfhjyLcWMyr39ifJyAon-FsBQ9p0e3cDSQhvTNC75HpPmuHbLyWukHHnn2xcF78aGfijqVSV_ZzIoA
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Thanks!
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Do you have a link to this report?
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DEMOCRATS: Ha, ha!! I have caught Republicans in a contradiction! This shall surely shame them into the proper action!
REPUBLICANS: There is only power and those too weak to seek it.
WASH POST shows Republicans saying you can’t trust the CBO… after previously using the CBO to support their arguments 🤷🏼♂️
