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The teacher's struggle in the age of AI

We are living in a society where artificial intelligence (AI) increasingly manages every aspect of daily life. AI is no longer just a convenient tool; it has evolved into an agent with cognitive intelligence, capable of addressing almost any task we ask of it. This rapid development is overwhelming, and its capacity often feels unbelievable. Only last year, many of us were amused by AI apps that…

The teacher's struggle in the age of AI

In the modern world, artificial intelligence (AI) has become an omnipresent force, shaping our daily experiences like never before. This rapid advancement has left many people, particularly the elderly, feeling overwhelmed and struggling to keep pace with the technology's rapid evolution. As a former high school English teacher, the speaker expresses profound concern over AI's transformative impact on education.

In traditional classrooms, students were tasked with memorizing extensive amounts of information. However, the emergence of AI-driven learning experiences suggests a paradigm shift in how knowledge is acquired and retained. Rather than rote memorization, students may now engage in interactive activities facilitated by virtual reality or AI-driven chatbots, allowing them to engage in realistic simulations such as conversing in English, navigating virtual environments, and responding to simulated emergencies.

These immersive experiences not only enhance students' confidence but also prepare them for real-world challenges in an increasingly AI-integrated society.

Written by urgent.news from The Korea Times's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

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