> Mostly negatively, as I feel education is currently completely unequipped to deal with the impacts of both. Education is still barely equipped to deal with t

> Mostly negatively, as I feel education is currently completely unequipped to deal with the impacts of both. Education is still barely equipped to deal with the impact of easy, always-on, access to internet. I believe the concept of "Education" will need to change and AI can help. There's a big power in being able to curate/deliver content, problems, and evaluation, personalized to each student to propel themselves instead of having to slow down due to class variance or slow teaching. Teachers will also change from what mostly seen as regurgitating information to explorer-guides to the wide knowledge of information and encouragement for students to experiment. I don't think teachers can be replaced with AI, but can be supercharged and helped by AI.