What's the point of college nowadays?

I'd say getting laid but college girls are chad only these days.

>>508835560 (OP)
America is getting dumber and dumber
While China is getting smarter and smarter
What do?

>>508835560 (OP)
>nowadays
College always a protectionist method oldniggers used to keep young men out of the competition. College never needed to be 4, 5 or 10 years long, you can learn all that is needed within half that timeframe. You can notice that most classes in college are bullshit or fluff

To network with your peers and professors to get a job after graduating

>>508835736
>College was always
Fixed

>>508835560 (OP)
He is clearly making a political statement.

>>508835560 (OP)
Why would someone admit that they cheated? This is just creating risks that don’t need to exist

>>508835560 (OP)
I fucking loved College, had a great time and met life long friends but fuck if I'm honest with myself I could have easily jumped into my career without a day of College and I think about that often. It actually really pisses me off.

>>508835560 (OP)
Pretty based actually. Showing off how AI has made those TRUST THE SCIENCE temples obsolete.

>>508835842
I mean honestly every zoomer is cheating through College, it's a well known fact now. In fact if you're a zoomer in College and you aren't cheating you're not really doing anything for yourself because everyone is already assuming you cheated your way through like all of your peers.

>>508835560 (OP)
Point of college for over 2 decades has been networking. If you are just going through the motions for a piece of paper to put on a resume just get a starter job and lie about your degree. Use starter job to learn and spend a few extra hours a week learning skills related to the job. Stay at the starter job no longer than 2 years, maybe 1 year depending on the field. Monkey bar up by job hopping and lying about credentials. Being honest is what boomers took advantage of to get ahead in life decades ago. They created a low trust society and trying to be honorable will end up getting yourself burned by the classic "we can't pay you the standard rate but we can after 6 months" just to never give you a raise.

>>508835842
Using AI is not cheating

>>508836072
It's the very definition of plagiarism. Passing someone else's work off as your own.

>>508835560 (OP)
>University of China at Los Angeles

>>508835980
Cool, but I’m referring to admitting to it. That’s just stupid, and has very little upside

>>508836072
How so? Interested to hear your pov on this

>>508835560 (OP)
>To make bankers as much money as possible.

No rational bank would give an 18 yr old kid a hundred thousand dollar loan without proof of income or a business model. They do it because the loan is guaranteed by the government and can't be dismissed in bankruptcy. Therefore colleges can just keep charging more and more every year.

>>508835916
this except making friends or having a career after

>>508835736
>College always a protectionist method oldniggers used to keep young men out of the competition.
The goal of employers has always been to hire servile people that have bought into the lies of the system. That college is a waste of time is the point.

>College never needed to be 4, 5 or 10 years long, you can learn all that is needed within half that timeframe.
You can learn how to perform most jobs on the job in a few months.

>>508836123
The AI is just a tool not "someone", the model cannot hold copyright on its works

>>508835842
>>508835560 (OP)
You could lose your degree because of plagiarism here

>>508835560 (OP)
>Want to go to school
>Don’t have the energy to work a job to support going to school

The fuck do I do

>>508836208
>Interested to hear your pov on this
Maybe I am autistic but I hate when anybody says this. It is such a pointless thing to say, and it comes off very condescending.

>>508836314
>11:58PM night before assignment is due
>Chatgpt, write this essay for me
How the fuck is that not cheating? That is what these kids are doing

>>508836208
>Cool, but I’m referring to admitting to it. That’s just stupid, and has very little upside
Attention is more important to them than self respect or dignity, just look at social media. A lot of zoomer would eat the shit out of hobos ass if they thought it would get them clicks.

>>508836444
You’ll get over it

>>508835560 (OP)
The company I work for pays entry level college grads $2/hr more than the McDonald's across the street. We always get hundreds of applications. It's not looking good for college grads anymore.

>>508836208
>That’s just stupid, and has very little upside
He's a chink. 90 IQ as per the usual. They have always cheated.

>>508836232
If it makes you feel any better I only liked my friend in College, these days they are insufferable faggots

>>508835560 (OP)
Just to cater to the whims of women so they can feel smart, same as anything else in America really.

>>508835736
it's deliberately hostile now
blue eyed blonde white men face the worst of it
a) remember the holocaust
b) women must be represented in the workplace
c) we don't lie on our resume :)
d) we're inclusive and don't grade exclusively based on handwriting :)
e) circumcision is a valid medical procedure :)
they are replacing white people
I dropped out of college at 3.5 years because I felt ill doing anything more for people who continuously hand out gibs for niggers spics troons fags and women while my penis was mutilated at birth and I get nothing
there is no god there, it is all evil no matter how much it facades
I still highly recommend going to find girls to learn how to try fail and succeed to wake up a woman in your bracket and escape the satanists

>>508836576
it's worse than that, it's meant to make them into big fat taxpayers, fed money economic stimulators, and an army of white feather golems pushing you back into the meatgrinder when all that matters is escape, you must escape you cannot look back or you will be killed

>>508836492
That’s only true for a portion of zoomers. I’m a zoomer with only zoomer friends and everyone expect one person in my friend group doesn’t post on social media and have it just to keep in contact with HS buddies

>>508836470
If the essay is so simple that can be done by a single prompt of chatgpt then its the teachers being lazy. If the course is complex enough, AI prompts will look like slop and the teacher will just fail you for delivering slop.

I would love teachers turn the tables completly, make courses so hard that you NEED the AI just to understand the material and keep up, AI can make us smarter if its used correctly

>>508835560 (OP)
You need the qualifications to get a job.

>>508835560 (OP)
signalling most of everything is signalling
grow up

>>508836908
>I would love teachers turn the tables completly, make courses so hard that you NEED the AI just to understand the material and keep up, AI can make us smarter if its used correctly
This is how I did my thesis. Basically I made something more complex because I used the AI

>>508835560 (OP)
to be 100% certified as a domesticated cattle

>>508836434
You're too old bro. Throw in the towel and get your CDL.

>>508836514
They all get hired via connections too.

I've tried referring people at my company that I knew were intelligent and competent, but all of the interns are related to VPs and Presidents. The analyst we just hired had trouble copying and pasting text but he's friends with the President's son.

Unironically what matters more than college, in terms of connections, is which private high school you attend. College connections are for the proles.

>>508835688
>What do?
All empires must fall. Rome fell due to complacence, and so shall we. They just lasted longer.

>>508835560 (OP)

College was already becoming a paper printing machine. I know academics/tutors who are pressured by the institution to 'just pass' most, if not all but the absolute worst, students. The view is - they've paid their fees, just give them their degree as it's too much hassle to fail them.
Now that AI is coming for the knowledge economy, college is going to go back to its original roots - to make a person 'better', but not for a job. Historically, college, or university, was always about improving the student to be a more well-rounded human. For all its faults, the social sciences and humanities IS the true essence and nature of college.

TLDR; higher education was already on the integrity decline, but AI is going to kill it completely. Technical colleges are the way of the next 10-20 years....before robots take those jobs too.

>>508836514
Boomers returned to work when the economy turned sour.

When kids needed their first job, boomers had sucked up all the jobs already.

>>508835560 (OP)
To fill up (((pockets))) while you pay with crippling debt until your 40s.

>>508835560 (OP)
Job certification.
Education is nothing people care about anymore. that's for losers who sit in their bedrooms all day, and they are hardly human :^)
-
They will probably end up hunting down and culling people who think for themselves or question reality in the near future.
I'm not even remotely joking about that part.

>>508837931
thnking for yourself has typically been the preserve of the elite.
and when you look at the hordes of college-graduate middle class white women, and the stupidity of their agendas, you begin to see the wisdom of that view.
Too much freedom is never a good thing. Faiths of all creeds have taught this for thousands of years. for good reason.

>>508835688
>America is getting dumber and dumber
>While China is getting smarter and smarter
true for the first part, but the chinese are just as dumn, dont fall for the "Asians be smart" meme, its not true

>>508835560 (OP)
I went to college and got an art degree
>art degrees are worthless anon
and later
>AI means nobody needs artists anymore
also I was witness to all the people being told "learn to code" and they got the same thing.
>AI means nobody needs low level coders anymore.
There are 2 big problems. The college system is very very expensive and what they give you will not guarantee a high paying job in your field. Your future income is not guaranteed but your loan can never be forgiven. The other problem is that we live in late stage capitalism during hyperinflation and the death of the dollar and the great depression 2.0 is here and all the businesses closed because of covid except the big corporations who only hire non whites.

It really feels like the system is designed to fuck you to death if you play by the rules. You really have to either get lucky or cheat at life to get ahead. Or be born rich. Hard work gets you nowhere.

>>508835842
Do you think the people who passed him are going to want to address the issue that they essentially passed a language module? Read Wittgenstein, language is a game, it can be solved like chess or backgammon. If all college involves is regurgitating information then the only deciding factor is data itself.

>>508835688
This isn't about nations, the program can outperform any human in academic tasks. That means research is the only meaningful mode of education and the only value education has is bringing up Camus at cocktail parties.

>>508835560 (OP)
UCLA is an embarrassment if they don't revoke that degree.

>>508838167

AI will mean that human artists will be in more demand - humans will desire human connection to establish a new meaning in a post-labour economics society.
AI will destroy knowledge economy jobs first and foremost.
I feel bad for the guys who slogged it out in accounting, engineering, finance, and, to a lesser extent, medicine (because i think medicine will be one of the last knowledge 'jobs' that society will want to be taken over by AI). People who went to universities to get certified to do a job.... are going to get screwed first.

The artists can help all those who then descend into an abyss of depression. which will be 90% of the world.

>>508838078
Barring people from education while forcing them to step in line with a foolish systems' agenda, or a 'machines' agenda programmed by men behind curtains is only going to end badly.
People require both philosophical guidance and educational guidance in order to not be corrupted by knowledge, but barring it all together as though it were a poison will only lead to a new 'dark age'.
There's no wisdom in binding people to tyranny and ignorance.
There's much wisdom in uplifting them, and guiding them towards sane, rational thinking while giving them the educational tools they need to make their hopes and dreams a reality.

>>508838254
I was thinking more in terms of his employment opportunities

>>508835688
This guy was Chinese, they just come here because their penalties for cheating are death and ours are expulsion.

>>508836153
U C Lotta Asians

>>508835560 (OP)
There isn't. It'll have to go back to being about actual academia but I don't think we know how anymore.

>>508838434
yes and no.
the entire world, bar the west, still orientates around a 'leaders know best' approach. And judging by how things are going - guess which society (east or west) is going to still be around in 500 years time?

The idea that we shouldn't be mushrooms (kept in the dark and fed bullshit) is nice, but its not necessarily a recipe for long term success.
Believe me, i don't want to be a mushroom. But neither does anyone in China. Yet in China, they all understand they need to be mushrooms for 'the greater good'. they do 'their part' by being a birck in a wall. every single brick is needed to make that wall.

Our journey ends with complete introspection. welfare states that can no longer function under their own burden. Countries going into civil war over societal ideals. Ballooning debt repayments because of social programs that are 'morally just'.

I don't like the fact I will be a mushroom in the future. But I can see it's value.

>>508838458
>employment
lol. lmao even. College is in a death spiral phase, it's something people go to because that's what the bureaucratic system suggests they do. Bureaucracy has a bad habit of not adapting very quickly. Either those mexicans are getting deported and those college kids start picking berries or they're going to end up begging for UBI. Historically I recall when Jesuits wanted to outcompete traditional seminaries they ran at a loss to kill off the competition with sheer volume, the majority of these institutions ended up as adult nurseries where they would essentially brainwash their students. That's what the DoE did to education in the US since the 1980s, the federal loans basically killed off state efforts to train their own workforces. Turns out feds are still afraid of secession.

>>508838342

UCLA is a pure skill college/university. They don't have legacy bullshit and they never had affirmative action - which is why 90% of their students were/are asian/indians starting from the 90s/00s.
This guy is just joking but ofc Wh*tes are braindead and resentful because they think he stole their spot (while UCLA is 100% skill based and they would never make the cut).
This whole thread is stupid and filled with braindead morons who don't understand anything.

Now I can't tell if it's the bug-people genetics causing slavish conformity to any consensus (like being a nigger) and hivemind conditioning no matter how bad and rotten the culture is, paired with their culture of hyper specialization at the detriment of creating blind spots to basic cause and effect; or if he's just a fucking retarded zoom-zoom idiot; but does this guy not know that at any time they can take his diploma away, and that they very well will now that he ("assumedly and allegedly"; as I ain't going to visit twatter or do any digital legwork to figure out if this is just another fake tweet psyop bullshit on a spook run social media and normie paradigm programming website like what's usually posted here in the form of twitter screenshot) very publicly admitting to cheating and not adhering to their rules?
Does he really not know that the entire point of not just "higher education", but the entire societal system is to continue going up a rigged ladder with more and more "privilege and wealth" being bequeathed to you by the (illegitimate) power structures as more forms of leverage are instilled into your life so that you don't rock the boat as they can "take away everything you own in an instant"?

tl:dr Does this stupid and oblivious chinaperson not know that degrees are a form of leverage over the individual by the status quo system, and that they can be taken away and invalidated through bullshit means at any time if you do a big no-no (like what he did, by doing this public stunt in the uni's face at their "ceremony" and going semi-viral)?

And none of this is going into the fact that he now publicly tied his name (that was printed, tied too, and announced at the ceremony) to a degree that he did not do the actual work for; and that no one in the fields that he will want to work in will now trust him enough to hire him, as they don't know how much he really knows and how much might have been just him cheating through the material the entire time.

>>508835560 (OP)
To get laid

>>508838844

he's joking you mongoloid
don't bother replying to me or @ me you mouthbreather

>>508838711 Digits
>be around in 500 years time
Both will likely still be around due to human nature. You get what you give. If you want people to be treated like a fungus, then perhaps that is what you yourself deserve. I wouldn't wish that on anyone, but sure. Your life and your thoughts are your own to do with as you will.
>China
You sure like China a lot, and you're in Australia. I think you are Chinese anon. I think you are trying to propagandize me against my own best interests.
Whether you are or are not, I do not agree with you or your philosophy, and so we will have to agree to disagree.

>>508835560 (OP)
Same as always, to get branded as good goyim cattle.

>>508835560 (OP)
> What's the point of college nowadays?
To siphon money out of the pockets of midwits in exchange for fake degrees that have no functional value in the real world. The only thing left still barely clinging to relevance are STEM degrees and even that is quickly being eroded by books, Wilipedia, YouTube etc. all of which are of superior quality in a shorter time frame than any lecture you can receive from some pseudointellectual midwit libtard fuckhead professor. I honestly hope academia as an institution can be reclaimed by genuine intellectuals, otherwise it will collapse if it keeps going in its current direction

>>508838819
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBHgWmVUiO0
@ around 0:40 he explicitly tweets out that he used it extensively for his final. UCLA is a public uni, no matter how good they get they rarely measure up to the private ones.

>>508835560 (OP)
Making Jews richer

>>508835761
people actually network? I don't get how anyone is able to talk to people like that, I could never.

>>508835560 (OP)
it's not all worthless. my degree gives me the right to obtain a license that cannot be had any other way. even if you were to self study and know the subject matter better than me (which is unlikely, but possible to do), national and state regulators would never allow you to sit for the licensing exams. even though my job sucks, at least i'm well paid.

>>508835560 (OP)
Engineering

>>508835560 (OP)
it's literally a jobs program for losers.
I'd easily put the majority of teachers I had (grade school through college) in prison for taking tax payer momey to do fuck all.
some of these professors have to be brain dead or evil to take a paycheck to effectively do nothing. most classes can be self guided through a text book with a couple exams.

>>508839107
Actually I'm a libertarian. But I can see with the upcoming catastrophic AI induced, post-labour economic deflation that's inbound, that a UBI is likely to be mandatory/necessary, and that there is really an extreme risk of communism at such point. that or Feudalism. Either way, the future is bleak. Risks are high. and the odds ona favourable outcome in our lifetime are not good.

We'll get our Oliver Cromwell probably in the year 2500 or something. and then life will start getting better again.

But on china, i'm not chinese. But did get back from a trip to the far flung remote parts of china recently. The kind where I got picked up on the street by police for a few friendly questions.

China gets a bad wrap - but their people are decent enough. Just want to go about their day, and expect the government to not interfere with them. They don't love the CCP. They love their families. Much like us in the west.

>>508839299

I know people who went to UCLA and visited once. It's one of the few places you actually get FILTERED out via examinations all the time during your degree (not just during finals). This is very uncommon nowadays for the US.
In normal Ivy leagues you basically can't get kicked out once you make the cut and get in. Getting in is still hard at UCLA , they have no legacy admission and extra curriculars aren't very important. It's pure academic skill (aka chink/rice factory).
However it doesn't rank very high , since the university doesn't game the rankings by simply buying researchers who push out many pubs.
It's probably the hardest university in the US.
You are delusional if you think that chink doesn't deserve to graduate lol
I knew people were gonna chimp once that clip got released on X and with the H1B being controversial in the US.

Also being able to use LLMs in open book exams is a high risk high reward play.

>>508839352
I really hope what you said right there is some boomer logic that will die with the boomers.

The internet is infinitely superior to college. I went to college and it was boring and lame. I've learned a billion times more information from studying online than I learned in college. College cost 36K dollars while my internet only costs $75/mo. So the ROI for having fast internet is quite a bit better than the ROI of college. I get far more bang for my buck. I can listen to 15 lectures from Brandon Sanderson and have a fully functional writers education without ever stepping in a college lecture hall.

>>508838353
>The artists can help all those who then descend into an abyss of depression
Nigger, the future "artist" youths living through all this "planned" societal collapse and civilizational decay shit at the hands of kikes and behind the scenes string pullers trying to consolidate all wealth to become technocrat god-kings, are right now experiencing the birth pangs of a new life that'll see each little zoomer and alpha being their respective Hitler that will cause a real holocaust this time.
They're going to be putting down brushes and styluses that would have created pleasantries, to take up bullets and knives in the memetic and information wars (that'll go hot once Sol takes out the grids).

I went to college before we even had good pirate libraries. It was a waste of time because most students didn't know, myself included, that Boomers didn't just do janky shit like outsourcing to increase profits. They did it at the behest of bankers to destroy their own children and the country they grew up in. It hits a bit different when you realize you've taken a mortgage to destroy your own nation. The experience itself was a pack of lies by omission.

>>508838353
Engineering jobs or anything that involves designing something is a lot less effected than you think... It's not really that useful in its current state and it's all marketing hype from Nvidia. The company driving AI hype is currently also running one of the biggest marketing scams in gaming with shit like pic related, and they are doing it with AI as well.
Nvidia knows it can't keep up the AI marketing hype forever and has been shifting hard towards robotics lately.

>>508839859
Never discourage an artist because you could be creating the next Hitler with your words.

I hope we don't get a solar killshot. I like my AC and my PC. Most of my skills are internet based or technology based. Unfortunately that's totally luck based. It could happen tomorrow or in 100 years. So we're all just gambling if we guess if that will happen in our lifetime.

>>508839074
Didn't pick up that part where I said:
>as I ain't going to visit twatter or do any digital legwork to figure out if this is just another fake tweet psyop bullshit on a spook run social media and normie paradigm programming website like what's usually posted here in the form of twitter screenshot

And these kids these days are so fucking stupid and nigger-brained, that they totally would do something for this for the momentary clout that they'd get on twatter.
He was not joking; if anything, it's more flaunting that he actually did cheat and this is some form of duper's delight.
>"ha ha, you can't prove that I ever cheated; and besides, this was all a totally a 'joke'.... "
Nope.
Chink nigger is about to find out.

>>508840127
A good reset might be nice though, maybe add in an asteroid strike

>>508835560 (OP)
everything in America ia fake and gay, designed to just acquire all that fake FED money they create without doing any actual productive work.
I can't wait until this house of cards falls and we get to start killing our neighbors in the streets.
After all the theft we saw during Covid from nearly every small business owner, NOBODY is innocent.

>>508840308

>>508835560 (OP)
Why is everyone in that pic, brown, fat, female or a combination of all three?

>>508840127
I won't set out to discourage them. I will aim to summon Hitler. I will be heartless. I will treat them worse than a coal burner.

>>508840078
IMO the actual hype train is Quantum computing. If quantum computing has a breakthrough, it will be seriously game changing for everyone and everything. But i suspect is a pipe dream in our lifetime.

AI? I'm sorry to say you're wrong. AI is already taking fresh grad jobs. I'm personally using a number of AI agents where I would have had some off sider do them in the past.
It's the thin edge fo the wedge. If you don't believe me, go google AI AGENTS for X now. and insert whatever job/profession/field you like for X. and remember, this is steam engine days. I know a guy who literally has a room full of monitors where he used to employ a small number of fresh grads.

I feel bad for anyone 20 or under. Entry level jobs will be non-existent soon. In any knowledge based job.
Then how are those people supposed to get the jobs that require 'experience' that AI can't be trusted to do? lol. they won't. they're fucked. absolutely well and truly fucked.
The only consolation is that AI will subsequently take the experienced peoples jobs too. so we can all be fucked together.

>>508836514
Are you saying you're better off at mcdonalds?

Working at mcdonalds would be 100 times worse on a day to day basis, and there's absolutely no future there.

>>508840343
>Cluely, a San Francisco-based startup founded by 21-year-old Chungin “Roy” Lee and Neel Shanmugam
usual suspects

>>508840343
Chinks are a bunch of cheating assholes.

>>508840458
there is no future in knowledge economy jobs.
AI will know the content better than any human can.
if you're looking for quick easy wins - then yes, any job that a robot can't do YET is not a bad career choice.
There will likely be a demand for meals for a long time. As food can be considered art. where you actually don't want technical precision. you want it to be the product of passion.

At least the high end, michelin star stuff anyway.
But you could argue that McDonalds is closer to a Michelin restaurant than a job at KMPG?

>>508836208
Nta, but debugging code is so much faster with AI.
I’ll learn what I did wrong and remember not to make the same mistake again next time. It’s not cheating if I’m learning.

>>508840757
I started using Copilot 2 weeks ago and I have to admit it does a great job explaining everything. The problem is I can see it ultimately gimping critical thinking skills VERY hard as kids become more and more reliant on it in the upcoming generations.

>>508835662

>>508835560 (OP)
I used grok to analyze my syllabus and study guides and generate practice exams and it improved my grade by like 20 points. You do have to take with a grain of salt some of the answers it gives you and always refer back to the text or notes you have taken on subjects.
I have also used it to generate study guides and things to help for finals and just run in the mill exams.
The point is to not use it as an end all to what you are doing. The point is to integrate it into your daily studying and school work. Using it more as an aid more so than anything else.
I also use it in my personal life mainly as a search engine or if I want help with my writing or to see if I am on the right track with a piece.

I've no idea what to say, but the hubris is deafening. What a sad and shitty way to totally invalidate everything you've done, not to mention the stigma it will have created for others. One of them is a cheater and got away with it, so all of them likely are.

So I guess the moral of the story is if you see a UCLA graduate, put their resume in the bin?

>>508835560 (OP)
Cheating was always easy. Before you just had to pay paper mill to write your essays for you. I don't know if they guy cheated or what. AI is just a tool and everyone is using it now.

>>508838099
It's true according to every metric compiled by western researchers.

>>508838844
> Chinaman acts like a white frat bro
> anon writes an essay about how he is a subhuman bug person
Just say you hate Asian people and go.

Networking, same as it has been for the last 50 years or more.

>>508840127
Thanks anon, I'll make an effort to discourage them more often.

>>508835688
Shut the fuck up with your Chinese bullshit. I lived in China for years and I'm around them all the time: they're complete tards.

>>508842035
youre basically consulting the machine that is going to be actually doing the job you want to do.
you just evidenced it with your actions.
now, you're going to go to an employer and say "please give me real estate in your office (requiring additional commercial rental space), pay me enough to feed myself and put a roof over my head, as well as pay all the administrative business costs and taxes that go along with employing people, to do a job that i can't do as well as the machine I learned from. Which, by the way, you also have access to, and can do so for free. That machine, which knows my job infinitely better than I do, does not take up real estate, does not require money to feed itself or keep a roof over its head, and doesn't have administrative costs like HR.

But please hire me anyway... even though it makes - business sense. I'm sure you like losing money because all your competitors are using the machine, while you're hiring real life people. and they're getting A++ grade outputs from their machine while you're, at best, going to be getting, by comparison, C grade outputs from me for the first two to three years, probably up to five".

Yep..... you're fucked matey.
But i'm glad you didn't cheat on the exam (Y)

>>508842837
I hate asian people.
I'll never leave this board here until you put a bullet in me; or pay what you glowniggers owe, and explain what this all was about, and giving me my "anon wasn't crazy; we really were fucking with him" govt admission of guilt write up to show others and the rightful compensation for being a Remote Neural Monitoring & Manipulation System program guinea pig test subject who was literally tortured in every sense of the word and had their life ruined.

>>508839720
It's not the filtering or skill that concerns me. It's the value of academics when they essentially ask you to regurgitate information, which is what an LLM is good for. The general idea of an academy revolves around Plato's idea of all knowledge being 'recollection' well there's a tool 'recollects' data far better than humans can. This is like saying there's a chess club that only takes 2200 players, it's really great they're good at their game, but none of them can beat Stockfish. Those research monkeys are the only thing an LLM can't replace in education because it's reliant on data and the majority of its data comes from experimentation. At some point trades will be more valuable because a machine physically can't ply its trade it can only recite and compile theory. Degrees like law, medicine, CS, and engineering are mostly just relying on rote memory they don't teach anything experimental that's the domain of research. You don't even need to be particularly talented to excel in research, but you do need to know how to apply theory rather than recite it. This is why private unis excel, because they can adapt their system without going through 20 layers of bureaucracy.

>>508835560 (OP)
Write "we don't accept people that gratuated after 2023" in your Job listing and problem solved.

>>508842989
Were you an English teacher? Nobody respect English teachers. You know that, right?

>>508835736
>College always a protectionist method oldniggers used to keep young men out of the competition. College never needed to be 4, 5 or 10 years long, you can learn all that is needed within half that timeframe
Medicine is the ultimate example of said gatekeeping. No fucking way the barriers to entry to MD should exist, but greedy fucks want to inflate pay by controlling supply. Should cost nothing and take a coupla years. Lots of historical figures were MDs and it was no big deal back in the day.

>>508835761
>To network with your peers and professors to get a job after graduating
How the FUCK does this work? Spend hours at office hours talking genuinely interesting stuff, had an advisor who knows an IBM Fellow. Got honors CS BS and other degrees. But this did nothing for me so I have no income but autism disability.

UCLA and Berkeley are the top schools in the California UC system. This guy showing ChatGPT isn’t saying he cheated, he’s saying ChatGPT finally grew up and graduated as well. Everything he did is interpretation. I guarantee you he didn’t get into UCLA four years ago (before ChatGPT) by being a dumbass or an idiot. Seethe more.

>>508836674
>e) circumcision is a valid medical procedure :)