AI gives children unlimited personalized knowledge, and schools must reinvent themselves
kimmonismus · x · 2026-07-27
The author argues that AI has already changed how people learn: unlike Wikipedia, chatbots provide unlimited, personalized, age-appropriate answers and never get tired or annoyed. They predict that children will grow up with always-available knowledge, and that schools and universities will have to reinvent themselves.
The post also reflects on graduating before ChatGPT and says it is now hard to imagine learning as effectively without AI.
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