Despite the advancements in AI, there remains a significant need for human teachers to deliver curriculum and lessons, as AI is not yet capable of fully replacing them.

AI is already outperforming human teaching assistants in educational settings, and it is likely to surpass traditional educators in effectiveness. This shift could make formal schooling less relevant as AI becomes a primary learning tool.

I believe that AI will enable us to build an AI tutor that can provide education as effectively as the best human tutors.

The role of teachers will evolve to focus more on social and emotional learning, as AI takes over instructional duties.

I believe AI tutors will become essential for learning, but there will always be a need for human guidance and motivation in education.

AI is enhancing teachers' productivity, allowing them to be significantly more effective in their roles.

AI will not replace people; rather, those who know how to apply AI will replace those who do not.

While some jobs may be partially replaced by AI agents, many roles still require human creativity and decision-making, indicating that complete replacement is unlikely.

The rapid advancement of AI means that not teaching it in colleges prepares students for a world that doesn't exist.