The Rise and Fall of Homework Help Sites: Discussion on AI's Role in Education

You already can sorta, llms do math better when you write it in latex (assuming it is the kind of math written about in latex more often) but even for early stage math latex is close to how people denote it already so it tends to perform well

I think schools must move on from the "homework" model--that is, the model of education where the students must turn in homework assignments to receive grades that count toward their final GPA--and return to in-person handwritten and verbal examinations as the final measure of student competency. Any system of examination where the task of measuring an individual's competency is outsourced to a fixed system (homework problem set, standardized test, auto-graded essay, take-home exam, etc.) can and will be gamed, including homework. [1] Homework is like working out; it's just practice, and it should be optional.

The only way to keep academia honest and up-to-date is to keep it laser focused on the true purpose of a degree, be it a high school degree or a graduate degree. The purpose of a degree is to confer the recommendation of the institution upon you, certifying that you possess a certain unaided mastery over a body of knowledge. School, especially by high school and certainly above that, should be optional, and your final grades should be assigned entirely based on final exams, rendered in-person and handwritten.

[1] Eventually, people will be able to sneak AI into an examination room via a mini-camera and an earpiece or tiny lens; this will require yet more innovation in testing security and will never be 100% secure.