u/WishboneSudden2706

Now that AI has already been replacing people, I wonder which school tracks my kids should follow.

My hypothesis: that kids and adults should go all-in, in AI.

The reality: society is not yet prepared for this change. The schools are even much less prepared.

In the Netherlands, all the schools I have talked with, can only utter the sentence "we try to make sure that kids don't use ChatGPT for homework".

That is stupid, we should be more concerned with choosing what to learn for the kids, not only how to learn. And it is also stupid to ban ChatGPT only because the teachers are outdated and secretly feel outsmarted by LLMs.

As a parent, I try to talk about AI everyday with the kids. I initiated a course on AI, and I encountered my kids to use Antigravity to build games.

What else can I prepare for my kids ?

From now to 2050, humans would keep losing jobs to AI, and so humans would be racing towards helping AI to take jobs from other people:

- (0) Using Large Language Models to take more jobs from other office workers.

- (1) Help build the factories that produce the brain (data centers) and body (Robot) of AI.

- (2) Help (technically or financially) introduce robots to the world, replacing people.

- (3) Help building power plants.

- (4) Help people cope psychologically with this biggest Revolution of human history.

Hallo,

Mijn excuses voor een raar taal bruik, ik ben niet in Europa geboren.

Woonachtig in Rotterdam: Een Aziatische gezin (2 ouders + 2 kids (11-14)) overweegt om een soort camper/aanhanger/vouw-wagen om in de periode Juli 20 - Aug 30 in veel gebied van Europa te reizen: Zuid Frankrijk, mischien Italië, Duitsland, Oost Europa, misschien Scandinavië.

Ze willen (Aziatisch) koken (keuken + koelkast), maar ze kunnen ook op gewoon broodje + tosti overleven.

Is het huren in België/Frankrijk/Duitsland/Italië/Oost Europa veel goedkoper ?

Bedankt