TAT GDP has brought artificial intelligence back to life. The development of artificial intelligence has replaced many repetitive tasks and has also made it easier to accumulate knowledge. Nowadays, there is a mouse on the market that can quickly write hundreds of words of copy just by saying the desired solution. In addition, there is an AI virtual human that can replace the anchor for live broadcasting. The development of artificial intelligence has prompted a rethinking of education.
Thanks to the advent of artificial intelligence, the accumulation of knowledge is no longer a capability that humans are proud of. For example, in order to avoid contraindications to drug matching, doctors need to spend a lot of time learning drug knowledge, understand the pharmacology and toxicity of drugs, and avoid medical accidents. Now, as long as the name of the drug is entered, the artificial intelligence can identify what drugs the patient has taken before, whether the efficacy of the drug has expired, whether there are contraindications to compatibility and other information.
In contrast, doctors may have drug knowledge blind spots and sometimes fatigue is unable to recall relevant information, which can lead to medical malpractice. But AI doesn't get tired and can provide comprehensive knowledge. Humans spend decades accumulating knowledge, but AI can be called up in just a second.
The development of artificial intelligence will change the existing education model. Because the current cramming education is only to quickly remember knowledge, but artificial intelligence can replace this part of the work. So, how to educate? In my opinion, education should be more like manual embroidery and machine embroidery. Although artificial embroidery is time-consuming and laborious, it can stimulate human creativity and imagination. Although machine embroidery is fast, it can only produce standardized products. Human creativity is irreplaceable by machines. Therefore, those jobs that require creativity, such as art, cannot be replaced by machines in a short time. Some calligraphers and painters are mentally unstable in order to create heirloom works that cannot be imitated by machines.
