First Readers (Beta Readers) discussion

Artificial Intelligence is moving so fast that many of us are unsure what the future will look like. Some see opportunity and progress, while others worry about risks like job loss, over-reliance on machines, or even technology making decisions for us. One area that feels especially important is education. If AI continues to change the way we live and work, are today’s schools really preparing children for that world?

These questions inspired me to write The Real Dangers of AI where I share my thoughts on how society might be reshaped and why education must adapt quickly. I would love to hear what others think. Do you feel AI is more of a tool that will help humanity grow, or a danger we are underestimating?
The Real Dangers of AI: The Struggle of Man to Survive by Natural or Artificial Intelligence: A New Role for the School

You raise such an important point. AI is evolving at a pace that feels both exciting and unsettling. I agree that education is at the heart of preparing future generation not just to use AI tools, but to think critically, adapt, and make ethical decisions in an AI driven world. Personally, I see AI as a powerful tool, but only if we remain intentional about how we guide its development and integration into society. I’m really interested to read The Real Dangers of AI and hear more of your perspective.