I appreciate that CHatGPT can do this and I wouldn't judge anyone who uses it for learning. But... If it didn't exist, don't you think you would have learned how to use Excel in some other way? Maybe from a fellow human?
I know that it is getting harder and harder to find humans to connect with for help. And I can see how AI is a solution to that problem. But it may be the case that all this tech is what has been isolating us from each other in the first place. Interacting with other humans, asking for help, offering help, communicating meaningfully with each other: these things are hard and for many people they don't come naturally. We have to learn them, and as AI becomes increasingly effective as both friend and mentor - a friend and mentor who requires no interpersonal skills from us whatsoever (it's not like AI shuts itself down if you're too rude or needy or demanding) - our incentive to learn how to deal with one another will become less and less.
I know that it is getting harder and harder to find humans to connect with for help. And I can see how AI is a solution to that problem. But it may be the case that all this tech is what has been isolating us from each other in the first place. Interacting with other humans, asking for help, offering help, communicating meaningfully with each other: these things are hard and for many people they don't come naturally. We have to learn them, and as AI becomes increasingly effective as both friend and mentor - a friend and mentor who requires no interpersonal skills from us whatsoever (it's not like AI shuts itself down if you're too rude or needy or demanding) - our incentive to learn how to deal with one another will become less and less.
Surprisingly, AI understands my words better than humans. Even though I say the same words.