Artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to revolutionize the field of education, just as calculators did in the past, but it won’t replace the need for learning, according to ChatGPT founder Sam Altman. Speaking at Keio University in Tokyo, Altman praised the potential for AI tools to enhance education, lifting the burden of repetitive tasks and allowing students to focus on more complex challenges. While the technology will change the way homework is assigned, Altman argued it could never fully replace the value of human learning but instead complement it and make it more efficient. The OpenAI chief’s comments came as organizations worldwide explore the potential for AI in a range of fields.
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