Maven CEO Shares Key Lesson for Kids in AI Era
Maven's CEO Kate Ryder sees a bright future for AI, but she teaches her children one vital skill artificial intelligence cannot replace.
Kate Ryder leads Maven, a company focused on women's healthcare. She uses artificial intelligence to write all of her company's computer code. Ryder believes AI holds great promise for improving healthcare.
Yet, Ryder tells her own children something important every day. She teaches them to think deeply and to ask hard questions. These skills help them truly understand things.
Ryder thinks that AI cannot do this kind of deep thinking. AI can give facts, but it cannot create new ideas or understand feelings. This makes critical thinking a very important skill for young people today.
Learning to think for yourself keeps you ahead. It prepares you for a future where computers do many tasks. Your unique thoughts will always matter.
Source: CNBC
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