At the crossroads of science fiction and emerging technology, we’re often allowed an enticing glimpse of our potential futures. Among these, the vision Neal Stephenson presented in ‘The Diamond Age’ of an AI-driven educational tool, personalized to every child, stands out as a radical, yet increasingly plausible prospect.
This isn't just an abstract concept from a 90s sci-fi novel anymore; it's a potential reality we are edging toward, with implications that could revolutionize education and potentially alleviate global poverty. On the cusp of this possibility, we find ourselves prompted to ask: what could a world with an AI tutor in every child's hand look like, and what can we do to navigate its challenges and maximize its benefits?
If you’re curious about Stephenson’s ideas and why I care about them, I wrote about that here. If you already know Stephenson’s work, let’s dive in.
The AI-Powered Future of Education
In 'The Diamond Age,' Neal Stephenson brought to life an AI-driven educat…
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