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What you say is extremely important. Most teachers and higher ed lecturers & tutors will probably agree with this, but the main obstacle, it seems, is the bureaucracy, the institution and the traditional organization of schools and universities. That will need to change too, and in depth. In most parts of the world, we are still running on an antiquated model of the late 1800s! It’s time to enact some deep changes at all levels - which means it may not happen overnight in many places.

This is an optimistic outlook. It's exciting to think we can focus on the more human aspects of teaching, but then how many more students am I able to teach? If I go from 100 to 200, do I know each of them individually? If I don't grade their papers, I have to look at the AI generated feedback to see where maybe the problem is, can I be a mentor and not just a cheerleader? Many, many things need to be thought about, will a student who is almost only trained individually be able to connect to other people who share almost no cultural references with that student? I think we barely understand the science behind the development of young brains into mature brains capable of metacognition, who will decide how much "individual" instruction is best for the student and what should be in it? Should a young child be allowed to pick only the topics of interest to them? Could they opt out of topics they do not like? What is that going to look like when these young people need to earn a living? What will higher education mean when you can't really decide what degree that student has and what are the topics and skills they have acquired? Education has important individual consequences, but also huge social repercussions. So far, I haven't heard many arguments made about how AI is going to make everyone able to function as a member of society. We've just had a few years of forced distance learning, with massive changes in edtech and we see that the impact on students is catastrophic. If AI is going to revolutionize teaching and education, it's certainly going to take a long time to iron out the kinks.

I have adhd and dyslexia, I am hopeful that AI can give me the ability to learn more efficiently. Awesome stuff

I think teachers should still handle the most important part of education that has to do with one on one interactions while outsourcing the peripheral tasks to AI.

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AI is the future of technology, transforming both businesses and lives alike.

The first like is mine, I always enjoy your content. Thanks for that.

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The key words here are"outsource SOME of this", not everything. People need people to learn, not AI. People are losing social skills and critical skills in life because they are passed through classes when they should not be. AI will go ahead and move them forward also when they are not ready to move forward and have not learned critical skills. By learning with teachers, students can also work on their social skills and practice their learnings. We do NOT need AI for everything. Look at the grocery lines where people can not ring up their items correctly and need humans. And how about receiving correct medications and feedback about health? If you replace all people's jobs with AI what will happen in our civilizations??

Very interesting. I am a math teacher and i would like to use some AI to help my pupils (6th-8th grade)... can you suggest any tool?

Thank you, for this video. Can I summarize your idea?

Good. Aside from educational sector, what other sector AI can be of benefit and how.

Very helpful

Great article 👍

I teach test prep. It is archaic. I know that AI can help my students. Is there anyway to reach this person for a consult?

Thanks for the video

Hi, can you help me in my phd thesis it's about e learning using Artificial Intelligence, but i have no idea about the technical parts

R we not taking away by AI thinking capability of fresh young minds?it might be at some point useful, but as u said whole library books can be summarised by AI...isn't it not taking away the skills of reading many kinds of books? Or searching capability? Isn't it not making things more simple...meaning kids will never utilise their own critical thinking, their creative skills...when they get easy accessible AI for all their difficulties, questions...who will break heads in thinking deeply?? I believe AI should not be overwhelming..nor overtaking the human capabilities..mostly the young ones..they need to explore, research, struggle so that they will learn how to tackle the difficult situations....i am in doubt n fearing for our future generation...as now past couple of years..might be from the covid time..as studies were online..now after covid too kids r not back with paper n pen, they all r on devices at schools too...no physical books, reading online, homework online, exams online,...soon time will come when they will forget how to use pens and pencils!!! Its sad very sad!! I am not in favour of AI looking at many disadvantages...😢

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Thank you for your insights.

Well put Bernard

For some reason, most of the students use AI to cheat when doing homework

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Thanks!

I don’t understand why AI hasn’t been used to analyze the bible and prophecy. I’d be real curious to see the outcome of that. All the science technocrats can’t be bothered with the greatest question of man? God either is or isn’t. Take the challenge.

This is extraordinary content. I read a book with similar content, and it was nothing short of phenomenal. "Game Theory and the Pursuit of Algorithmic Fairness" by Jack Frostwell

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