@LinusEkenstam: Teach children to use AI and think independently. strengthen reading and maths, nurture curiosity, and stop chasing sup…
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The article advises teaching children to use AI while strengthening foundational skills like reading and math, nurturing curiosity, and avoiding the pursuit of automation-proof careers to ensure they thrive in the AI era.
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Teach children to use AI and think independently.
strengthen reading and maths, nurture curiosity, and stop chasing supposedly automation-proof careers.
This is how we make sure the next generation thrive in the age of intelligence.
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