> If AI in 2032 never gets stuck anywhere ever, then that's a totally different world we'd living in.
Well, this. And at that point we'd likely be facing the same situation in just about every other information-intensive field as well. Yet it doesn't seem like anybody has any idea how to prepare students (or anybody else) for that kind of a future.
It seems absurd to give up on learning and understanding things ourselves because of a hypothetical future for which nobody has a better plan anyway.
Well, this. And at that point we'd likely be facing the same situation in just about every other information-intensive field as well. Yet it doesn't seem like anybody has any idea how to prepare students (or anybody else) for that kind of a future.
It seems absurd to give up on learning and understanding things ourselves because of a hypothetical future for which nobody has a better plan anyway.