Generative AI + Education: Will Generative AI Transform Learning and Education

Cynthia Breazeal and Chris Capozzola set the stage, followed by Philipp Schmidt moderating a conversation with Mitch Resnick and Justin Reich.
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[@FEMOKIKI]

I am from Nigeria. I believe we should build an AI Academy. Most of our schools and curriculum have now become obsolete with the Advent of generative AI. Our children can achieve high level education in a shorter time now. The information at their disposal is simply terrific

[@rennnem]

I so wish Mitch Resnick's work was more broadly known. Most educators I talk to have never heard of him. His philosophy of the "instructivist vs. constructivist" approach (based on Papert's and Piaget's work) is the fundamental conflict we have in modern education.

[@martadominguez5024]

Fascinating introduction indeed. It leaves a lot of questions open but I valued the way the two panelists make us think using their experience from the learning/teaching trenches along with that of building tech-based tools.

[@mambi_anonymous]

Great talk. I guess lot of people came to watch the video expecting something "more practical ". That could explain the small number of likes. But mine is one of them. Thanks to the presenters! 👍😎🇨🇺🇲🇽🇺🇸

[@CallMeDr.T.]

Great, helpful discussion. Thank you. Also, nice leather chairs.

[@meiyanliu-vs3xw]

Hello, the same feeling with you'

[@cosmiclettuce]

Education as we know it is *over*. Either get use to it or get out of the way. These guys probably need to get out the way...

[@American_Moon_at_Odysee_com]

Lifelong, most of my teachers were women (thank you, all). But on stage, all men teachers talking. The only woman, one of 5 total. Does MIT know math? 1 in 5 is 20% not 51% or more. And that one woman was there in servant function. Not bringing coffee, but introducing. Introducing the male experts to speak about a field where I personally had mostly women teachers.