How teach students in an increasingly-AI world | Randi Williams and Matt Wu - TED Tech

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Technology has always shaped education, but nothing is disrupting teaching like artificial intelligence. In this episode, Sherrell reflects on how learning might change in decades to come, and how by 2040s, “college campus” might mean a cluster of learning pods orbiting somewhere in outer space. In this episode, she shares two talks on student’s relationship with technology and why educators must teach students media literacy and to question AI.

Talks featured

How to raise kids who question AI | Randi Williams

Why AI will never replace a great teacher | Matt Wu

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How teach students in an increasingly-AI world | Randi Williams and Matt Wu

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