Submitted by SnaxFax-was-taken t3_126wcyb in singularity
As ray Kurzweil discussed in his book "The singularity is near" Humans merging with machines could be a real thing in the next couple of decades, when we achieve AGI how useful would school be then? What about college and university? Since this sub generally assumes that once we achieve that feat of engineering the AI will be able to continuously improve at ever-quickening rates, At home learning would be much more efficient rather than traditional school. We could just have at home AI tutors. Would we ever merge with machines that would make all of schooling obsolete.
What are your thoughts?
AdorableBackground83 t1_jebbrmi wrote
The only usefulness I see in traditional K-12 schooling is to develop social skills with people in the same age range as you.
In fact that’s the only real thing I even enjoyed about schooling was the friendships and good times socially I had with some people.
The homework, long boring lectures, lunches, and just regurgitating BS just to get tested on it and eventually forget 99% of it is what I do not miss at all.