The AI Daily Brief (Formerly The AI Breakdown): Artificial Intelligence News and Analysis Train Humans, Not AI
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Jan 27, 2024 A thought-provoking discussion highlights the importance of valuing human connections in an AI-driven world. It argues for nurturing skills and self-awareness rather than fearing job loss to machines. Parenting is spotlighted as crucial in fostering resilient children who can thrive amidst technology and media challenges. Programs supporting first-time mothers are emphasized as vital in addressing social inequalities. The conversation encourages proactive community engagement to shape a positive future for AI.
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Train Humans, Not AI
- Focus on training humans, especially children, to navigate an AI-driven world.
- This includes developing emotional security, long-term thinking, and understanding motivations.
Three Training Roles
- Esther Dyson identifies three crucial training roles: meta-trainers, frontline trainers, and trainees.
- Everyone can be a trainee, and many should strive to become frontline trainers, especially parents.
Renegotiate the Social Contract
- Renegotiate the social contract to emphasize human relationships in an automated world.
- Prioritize raising families and developing emotional security and critical thinking in children.