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I came across this recent TED Talk and thought it belonged here.

Matt Wu argues that even as AI becomes much more capable, the most important part of education remains human connection — teachers and students understanding, challenging and learning from one another.

I tend to agree, but I'm curious what teachers think. As AI gets better at tutoring, explaining concepts, giving feedback and personalizing instruction, what parts of teaching do you think it actually could replace — and what parts could it never replace?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHr18GEJqck


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