Nvidia CEO Says AI Making Kids Dumber Doesn't Matter
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In a The New York Times interview with Jensen Huang, AI was concerned, among other things, with reducing school performance among children. However, the Nvidia CEO sees no fundamental problem in this development.
Nvidia CEO stresses that forgetting basic math and multiplication tables due to artificial intelligence is not a concern and paves the way for systems thinking. The post Nvidia CEO: Basic math is being forgotten despite artificial intelligence appeared first on Digiato.
The table of multiplication, the sharing in writing or the calculation of square roots could become less important as artificial intelligence takes on more and more routine tasks. Jensen Huang, the CEO of Nvidia, questioned the role of these basic skills in an AI-dominated world, triggering a debate about what more children should learn and what can be left to technology.
The Director-General of Nvidia Jensen Juan stated that basic mathematical skills, such as division into poles and multiplication tables, were irrelevant in the era of artificial intelligence, a statement made in Ezra Klein's New York Times podcast and criticized by a number of publications and educators.
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