Most LLM Users Ask Bad Questions, and School Is to Blame
TheMoonMidas · x · 2026-10-28
The author observes that most ordinary LLM users they know are not good at asking good questions, attributing the gap to the school system, and concludes that better questions yield better results. A short opinion take on how people actually use AI and the educational gap behind it.
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