Moving towards a super smart future

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What does it mean to be smart in an ear when computer are smarter

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-This question is misleading.

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-There are differences between humans and computer intelligence levels.

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-Although a computer can translate between languages and provide answers to our questions, it can't learn and make plans like a human can. Our cortex is still to tricky for us to match it with a Machines.

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-Artificial intelligence used to be human programmer putting in handcrafted knowledge in these computer. However, there has been a shift in which machines are reading algorithms to learn raw perceptual data.

-One day, when humans have developed a really intelligent computer that can create things for us, we won't need to do anything at all.

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-but until then, computer and human will still need to work together to complete tasks that we are unable to complete by them self

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- meaning, there are many tasks that a computer cannot perform as well as a human can, and huma

What changes in career strategy are required by university students as they enter a business world dominated by smart computing devices?

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• Understanding how those technologies work and how it operates.

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• Learn how to use those devices to your advantage and make them much more effective and efficient for your business.

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• Adapt and change at working with the technology as time changes.

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• Always prepare for Plan B when those devices do not go your way.

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• Grow and hones your skills and knowledge and keep it up-to-date. Never forget about the basics.

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• "It's always better to know a thing than not to know it." -Samuel Parr.

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• Understanding video conferencing tools such as Zoom, Microsoft Teams e.g.

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• Understanding document editing tools such as Google Docs/Microsoft Word, Google Slides/Microsoft PP, Google Sheets/Microsoft Excel e.g.

How should the education system be changed to improve its relevance to the next generation of workers?

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- the current ED system that was invented in the industrialization period to fulfill the need for workers in the new growing mass production based world.

-The idea was that every member of society should have a little knowledge about every topic so its flexible to fit in most working spaces without the need of higher ED.

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-This method of teaching required haste and considering the wide range of topics that had to be covered unfortunately it didn't provide enough time to discuss idea's and leaned more upon learning the understanding.

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- this dropped the need for creativity and in the long term slowed down the growth rate of powerful countries.

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How should the education system be changed to improve its relevance to the next generation of workers?

- to advance in ED in our modern era one of the best modification we can make is to base it on answering questions and discussing ideas than to try to teach what students can find thousands on the internet.

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- focusing more how to learn and to have persistence with discipline is more important than the subjects of that class .

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As computers get smarter, is it still useful or important to learn something really well?

Computers can be very good at completing one specific task. But there are specific tasks that humans are still better at. Such as creative tasks. Any job in the art industry is pretty hard to replace by a computer.

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Another reason can be that humans need that feeling of being good at something. You can still be a master at building cars even though a computer can do the same. If humans like doing certain things they don't have to stop because a computer is better at it.