AI & Learning | Dialogues on Technology and Society | Ep 7: | Sal Khan and James Manyika

Khan Academy CEO, Sal Khan unpacks the possibilities of AI for learning & education with James Manyika, SVP of Research, Technology & Society at Google. Exploring ethical guardrails and how technology can enable a future where learning is limitless for everyone. Watch as Khan and Manyika explore the transformative potential of AI to create more accessible learning paths for students and their homework, igniting curiosity, and elevating educators.
00:00 - Introductions
00:35 - The journey of Khan Academy
03:01 - AI and scaling online education
05:44 - Challenges of AI
08:25 - Mitigating risks
12:42 - How technology has changed education
14:55 - How AI can evolve tools for education
17:42 - AI and risk of bias
21:15 - Benefits of AI for society
22:46 - Getting AI right
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[@Google]

Imagine a future classroom powered by AI - what does it look like?

[@arxalier2956]

Devastating if the AI is not sure of what its teaching, and detrimental to the skill of self research if students are indoctrinated to ask AI everything instead of seeking out some answers themselves

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[@KenFromchicago]

A future classroom powered by AI would look like Community college classrooms, where all the students are at the same level in a subject, but can be of a variety of ages because individuals learn at different rates. Yes, you can have an average rate and with limited teachers and resources, classrooms have been organized to teach the most students at the average rate even if it's faster than the slower students and holds back the faster students. With AI, you can have as many instructors as needed and group together students who are at the same level--per subject. Instead of having students in year 3 Reading, Writing, Math, a student in level 3 Reading, level 5 Writing, level 1 Math would be grouped with other students in level 3 Reading but different levels for Writing and Math and when the STUDENT tests fluent for a level they are regrouped students in the level 2 Math group even if they are still in level 3 Reading. And if there are no other students at the level the student is at, so be it. That student gets solo instruction from the AI.

[@KenFromchicago]

​@@arxalier2956how is asking AI for answers different from "seeking answers themselves"? If you're concerned the AI will give conclusions instead of letting the student come up with their own conclusion then that can happen now asking teachers, experts and books on a subject that also have conclusions. The student still has to decide if they agree ... with the book, the expert, the teacher and the AI. It's the same thing.

[@nsikakfridayakpan5510]

That will be cool but it will be like sleeping on Facebook over taking a break with the real people and surroundings around you.

[@daniellartey7898]

Relating AI to Learning it's just marvelous as that would facilitate whatever one do think of knowing even to a situation where one finds a growing interest to know more a habit very good for Students and learners an overall gathering of knowledge by anyone wanting to know and build upon achievements in whatever sphere of life.

[@ingridw3900]

The Best Thing of All Time - Sal deserves a Nobel prize.

[@pengu2973]

Sal is the education GOAT!

[@leebergstrom6298]

do i have to join a ai program? or just sign up?? how much does it cost? everybody is talking about it, where do i get it????

[@rafpeeters9731]

So inspiring to hear Sal. Thanks for sharing!

[@MariejeannePop]

😮n 0:30

[@humblesoldier6761]

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[@valdeawestphal1422]

Muito bom

[@mayflyland]

10:39 i love you guys,,. 😅😂😅 Right,,,

[@marcinfilipiuk2305]

Great idea!

[@Buzz-bro-]

Bangladeshi pride 🇧🇩 🫡

[@loveuall4]

Khan Is from 🇧🇩

[@user-xv8dn4nm5k]

Thank for sharing👍

[@MitchAcademy]

thanks sal

[@innocentmadanhire2391]

Amazing James!

[@user-ic4ci2ot3j]

what is Google still doing to this street view app ????

[@cpbearcat]

How does google have 11mil subs and still get like 0 likes and 0 comments and 56 views

[@shawtysmean]

dude idk

[@michaelshooterbailey9846]

I don't understand it either. They get no respect for all of the good things that they do

[@KenFromchicago]

Maybe a lot of reporters sub but don't have any comments to share

[@nsikakfridayakpan5510]

It's funny 🤣 when it comes to Google and the people. People seems to underated Google or take them for Granted. But I learned a lot from this kind of situation Google goes through. ““Feed, direct & Govern them, accept it if they choose to spit and stamp on you regarding u as nothing"".

[@cpbearcat]

@nsikakfridayakpan5510 that's actually a good statement