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Why Johnny can't think: AI and the unmaking of American education (opens the original)
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Johnny is a sophomore at a good American university. Last night he finished a problem set in 11 minutes. It should have taken three hours. He typed the problems into an AI, copied the answers, and went to bed. He will get an A on the problem set. He will get a B on the exam. And in three years, when an employer asks him to solve a problem no machine has seen before, he will not know how. Nobody taught him. Everybody assumed somebody else would. I taught from 1982 to 2023 — at the University of M
Why Johnny can't think: AI and the unmaking of American education (opens the original)
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Johnny is a sophomore at a good American university. Last night he finished a problem set in 11 minutes. It should have taken three hours. He typed the problems into an AI, copied the answers, and went to bed. He will get an A on the problem set. He will get a B on the exam. And in three years, when an employer asks him to solve a problem no machine has seen before, he will not know how. Nobody taught him. Everybody assumed somebody else would. I taught from 1982 to 2023 — at the University of M
Public health can't survive without trust in official recommendations (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday that reaches into one of the most consequential decisions parents make for their children: vaccination. The order calls for the combined measles, mumps and rubella vaccine to be replaced, once individual products are available, by three separate vaccines. It says childhood immunizations should be given at separate medical visits whenever feasible. It also places several vaccines into narrower categories and urges states to reconsider their
Public health can't survive without trust in official recommendations (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday that reaches into one of the most consequential decisions parents make for their children: vaccination. The order calls for the combined measles, mumps and rubella vaccine to be replaced, once individual products are available, by three separate vaccines. It says childhood immunizations should be given at separate medical visits whenever feasible. It also places several vaccines into narrower categories and urges states to reconsider their
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