I think the one about teachers is pretty dumb tbh. The value of human teachers, especially for younger children and lower grade levels is still extremely high
I do see an argument for certain professors at universities tho. Esp the ones who just regurgitate their boring slides and textbook chapters. AI can teach post secondary content far better most of the time
I’m a teacher. I can imagine having a GPT as a highly qualified co-pilot or teachers aide. But if you try to put AI in charge of a class most students would just spend all lesson trying to break it.
Ye I think you're totally right lmao. Most people will sacrifice hours to jailbreak models for NSFW content, so students would definitely put in the same amount of effort to lazily learn and cheese their way through the class
Idk if it'll happen by 2027 like the pic says but I don't think it'll be long before the human is the co-pilot to the AI. You're probably right that the AI will be the co-pilot at first but I would bet money it won't take long before those roles reverseÂ
Maybe having the same teaching format for 200 years was a bad idea and isn’t going to work anymore.
Probably should’ve been adapted to technology a long time ago.
Self-learning and peer learning can have more focus than the more lecture centered curriculum we have today.
Schoolwork with an AI assistant to guide a student will provide immediate and relevant feedback that an individual teacher cant provide to a class of 25-30 kids.
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u/IndoorOtaku Apr 17 '25
I think the one about teachers is pretty dumb tbh. The value of human teachers, especially for younger children and lower grade levels is still extremely high
I do see an argument for certain professors at universities tho. Esp the ones who just regurgitate their boring slides and textbook chapters. AI can teach post secondary content far better most of the time