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I often think about how AI is truly changing the world. When I was still in school, Wikipedia was the first place people turned to when they wanted to learn something. At the same time, schools frowned upon it because its sources supposedly could not always be fully verified and students were expected to “think for themselves.”<br><br>Today, the situation is entirely different. From an early age, every child has access to the world’s collective knowledge, tailored to their level of understanding, adapted to what they already know, and able to respond to follow-up questions at any time. A chatbot never gets tired or annoyed by repeated questions. It remains patient, polite, and friendly. Children’s curiosity can always be satisfied. Every question receives a personalized, age-appropriate answer. This encourages learning because access to knowledge is virtually unlimited.<br><br>And this is only the most superficial beginning. We all know what agents are already capable of. Today’s generation of children will grow up in a world of unlimited, personalized access to knowledge. Schools and universities will have to reinvent themselves completely.<br><br>I graduated from university in 2019, before ChatGPT took the world by storm. I can hardly imagine how much more effectively and purposefully I could learn today. The world will never be the same again. And I am excited about it and looking forward to what comes next.