We'll have to discover where to draw that line in education and training.
I'm not sure we (meaning society as a whole) are going to have enough say to really draw those lines. Individuals will have more of a choice going forward, just like they did when education was democratized via many other technologies. The most that society will probably have a say in is what folks are allowed to pay for as far as credentials go.
What I worry about most is that AI seems like it's going to make the already large have/not divide grow even more.
that's actually what I mean by we. As in, different individuals will try different strategies with it, and we the collective will discover what works based on results.
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I'm not sure we (meaning society as a whole) are going to have enough say to really draw those lines. Individuals will have more of a choice going forward, just like they did when education was democratized via many other technologies. The most that society will probably have a say in is what folks are allowed to pay for as far as credentials go.
What I worry about most is that AI seems like it's going to make the already large have/not divide grow even more.
that's actually what I mean by we. As in, different individuals will try different strategies with it, and we the collective will discover what works based on results.