Ah, yes, I think I get you this time. (Is it just me, or does that now feel hideously clichéd from the LLMs doing that every time you say "no" to them? Even deliberately phrasing it unlike the LLMs, it suddenly feels dirty to write the same meaning, and I'm not used to that feeling from writing).
I still think it's a concern at least as old as writing, given what Socrates is reported to have said about writing — that it meant we never learned to properly remember, and it was an illusion of understanding rather than actual understanding.
(That isn't a "no", by the way; merely that the concern isn't new).
I still think it's a concern at least as old as writing, given what Socrates is reported to have said about writing — that it meant we never learned to properly remember, and it was an illusion of understanding rather than actual understanding.
(That isn't a "no", by the way; merely that the concern isn't new).