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How intelligence grows
Clayton Collins
This week, an Ivy League college announced a bachelor鈥檚 degree . Where are the young minds who鈥檒l be primed to pursue it 鈥� or whatever comes next?
In some U.S. public schools, it turns out.
Artificial intelligence gets pegged as a shortcut that can short-circuit learning and mislead. Even in its basic forms, like ChatGPT, it鈥檚 suspect. A video-generating tool unveiled yesterday produces .
But a counternarrative simmers. A year ago, Laurent Belsie framed generative AI as a drudgery-killer, a helper to researchers. (He didn鈥檛 ignore downsides.) Today, Jackie Valley discusses her reporting on the AI-education overlap: Students are getting to know AI. They鈥檙e likely to own it.
