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Jensen Huang says kids shouldn't learn to code — they should leave it up to AI.
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I don't know if that's the best example since with an audio book you're still getting the same reading material.
It's more like, kids shouldn't learn how to sing, they should just have ai sing with their voice for them. They'l never know the ins and outs of it, but they'l know what they want it to be like and describe it to the ai.
Mainly because you don't need to learn to read.
Makes sense, but you still have to think about the plot, climax and stuff related to the story as the ai reads it to you.
With ai the idea is they take away all the thinking and I think it will get to a point where you can ask an ai to sing a song with your voice and you won't have to put in any effort whatsoever. Or you can tell ai to sing a song about a trending topic with your voice and you not knowing anything about it and still generating clicks and ad revenue.