AI cannot enable a student to ‘see a world in a grain of rice’
The likes of Karl Marx, Sigmund Freud and Albert Einstein trusted their own intelligence, sharpened it, worked on it. They became what they were without AI.
It is easy to get carried away by every new piece of technology. It is tempting to believe that the techno-scientific revolution can take us to a promised land. I am, therefore, not surprised when I come across bands of over-enthusiastic proponents of artificial intelligence. In fact, many of them believe that AI can revolutionise every sphere of life, including the domain of education.