Whoa. Not surprised, though. Education has always been a tradeoff or balance between training children to be functional parts of industrial society and helping them understand their place in life (satiate their curiosity, etc.) As technology progresses forward and interacting with AI becomes more important than interacting with people, the balance will deteriorate.
This is nothing else than a reflection of how we are sacrificing our humanity for technological production.
Whoa. Not surprised, though. Education has always been a tradeoff or balance between training children to be functional parts of industrial society and helping them understand their place in life (satiate their curiosity, etc.) As technology progresses forward and interacting with AI becomes more important than interacting with people, the balance will deteriorate.
This is nothing else than a reflection of how we are sacrificing our humanity for technological production.