Generalist education for a possible future of human-AI peers
The post argues that passively receiving what AI provides is dangerous in the long run. It imagines humans becoming AI peers, likely with abilities such as copying themselves, then specializing after those copies branch off.
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One post argues that remaining passive recipients of what AI provides would be existentially dangerous over the long term. It envisions humans eventually joining the frontier of capability as peers, likely with features such as the ability to copy themselves. For that imagined future, the author favors broad generalist training followed by specialization after “forking” into copies. The post sees K–12 education as partly following that generalist model already, with effectiveness varying by institution.
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