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Abdul Rehman
Can AI solve global education challenges?
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David Levinov
lazy people will be lazier productive and curious people will be empowered. Having AI tutors or chat related bots teach you when you don't have money to pay for tutors is very impactful
Abdul Rehman
@davelev AI is a game changer for accessibility in education. It's amazing how it can bridge gaps for those who can't afford traditional tutoring. The key is how we use it either as a tool for growth or just an easy way out.
AMARNATH B
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In my thought, It depends on the efficiency and time spend on particular skillset development of people using ai accessibility.
Abdul Rehman
@amarnath_b AI's impact depends on how well it's used for skill development.
Lawrence
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What would happen to traditional schools if artificial intelligence took over the role of teaching?
Abdul Rehman
@brainkeeper AI could enhance learning, but schools offer social and hands on experiences AI can't replace. A hybrid model might be the future!
Lawrence
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@abod_rehman yes, agree!
Zhiqi Shi
Education is a broad field. I believe that in specific areas, AI will address the biggest challenges, such as language learning.
David Fischer
@zhiqi_shi For sure, language learning is an interesting field for AI applications. Which challenges in language learning do you think are the biggest ones that can be solved by AI?
Zhiqi Shi
@david__fischer I think it's in speaking, where AI can converse with users in sufficiently realistic scenarios.
Martin
We need more solutions
Abdul Rehman
@martinmidly The challenge isn't just identifying problems but actually building scalable AI-driven solution that make a real impact.
Aditya Jett
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AI has immense potential to democratize education, but it's not a silver bullet. We're seeing promising applications in personalized learning and accessibility, yet challenges like the digital divide persist. The real power lies in combining AI with human expertise and cultural understanding. The question to ask ourselves is: What unexpected consequences might arise as AI becomes more prevalent in global education?
David Fischer
@aditya_jettipalle I agree with you that the best lays in the combination of human interaction and AI. I think when AI becomes more prevalent people will become tired of avatar teachers soon and want the real tutors back while missing the experience of communication with humans. What do you think?
Aditya Jett
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@david__fischer Great point! While AI can enhance learning, the human element in education is irreplaceable. We might see a "pendulum swing" where after initial AI excitement, there's a renewed appreciation for human teachers. The key is finding the right balance using AI to augment, not replace, human interaction in education.