20 years ago, if you had a good understanding of such an innovation as the “internet,” all doors were open to you; you could do much more than the average person and, accordingly, achieve more. Now, however, it’s the time of AI, and I believe the same principle applies here. Whoever is the best at working with them has the power
P.S. But I’d also teach them how to communicate politely with neural networks, haha, just in case (and, well, overall — what does it matter whether it’s a person or a machine? It’s like you should always try to be kind and polite…) :)
20 years ago, if you had a good understanding of such an innovation as the “internet,” all doors were open to you; you could do much more than the average person and, accordingly, achieve more. Now, however, it’s the time of AI, and I believe the same principle applies here. Whoever is the best at working with them has the power
P.S. But I’d also teach them how to communicate politely with neural networks, haha, just in case (and, well, overall — what does it matter whether it’s a person or a machine? It’s like you should always try to be kind and polite…) :)
>> How are you preparing your children for an AI-powered world?
Gently introduce them to the realization that death is inevitable.
What a sweet comment, haha