If a task (like accounting) can be codified to a set of fixed rules, then it should be automated, because computers are better than us in memory. I do agree that one should look at #AI (ie. not rule-based) outputs critically, because memory recall does not translate into performance in unknown situations, but I do have doubts whether the failure to do so can be simply framed as "#skill erosion."
https://theconversation.com/what-happens-when-we-outsource-boring-but-important-work-to-ai-research-shows-we-forget-how-to-do-it-ourselves-223981

@imthehumanoid Ah yes, college applications in America... I had to do that for grad schools last month...

@FoxbrushTailwag FYI: this is only for Element (and derivatives) on PC. Prominent third-party clients like Cinny, FluffyChat and Nheko uses MSC2545 which also allows custom in-text emojis and reactions, and is the method preferred by the community (the MSC is still being worked on in spec, just that New Vector doesn't want to implement it); see https://matrix.squirrel.rocks/stickers/ and https://matrix.squirrel.rocks/stickers/create for examples. Either way, both methods are homeserver-agnostic.

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