Chinese third-grade IT textbook teaches kids to prompt DeepSeek
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-10-19
A photo of a Chinese third-grade "Information Technology" textbook shows a lesson on how to accurately describe questions for DeepSeek, with a worked example asking it to look up Lanzhou-to-Xi'an high-speed trains, complete with DeepSeek's answer. Commenters note AI education is entering Chinese classrooms faster than expected, and this generation of kids is growing up with chatbots like Doubao.
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