Should schools replace some human teaching with AI tutors?
AI tutoring tools can give students personalized instruction, raising questions about their role alongside human teachers.
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Human connection is still going to be an important part of teaching, I think. AI can play a big role in helping students, providing individualized, engaging, broadly accessible learning programs, but nothing can replace a caring teacher. Also, we're teaching kids to thrive in the real world, and that requires engaging with real people.