> Honestly, at this point isn't not exposing our kids to AI just setting them up to fail in the future?
The whole point of AI is to enable unskilled people to perform skilled tasks.
In your mind, what skill does a person actually learn from getting onboard AI usage early? It's the other way around; those who come to it late (when the models are more capable) are going to have a shorter learning curve.
The whole point of AI is to enable unskilled people to perform skilled tasks.
In your mind, what skill does a person actually learn from getting onboard AI usage early? It's the other way around; those who come to it late (when the models are more capable) are going to have a shorter learning curve.