Mike Pesca

The people we elect to be the watchers are probably not qualified to know what to watch for.

And that adds to the concern.

So I guess Jeffrey Hinton would be the AI doomer in this case, right?

Isn't he the inventor who says, be wary, right?

Be afraid.

There's one phenomenon that I'm fascinated by that is taking place sort of simultaneously as we're having this sort of race towards AI.

And that is it is the one issue that unites left and right, which is should we get this technology out of the schools?

I had a woman on from an organization that she founded called Mama.

Mothers Against Media Addiction.

And it's not just about, you know, getting rid of phones in classrooms.

It's also about, should we stop handing out iPads and laptops in schools, right?

Like do we, you know, and boy, I'm pretty torn on this because on the one hand, I think we should evolve with technology, right?

On the other hand, I understand the concerns and fears, and there's no doubt there's plenty of study on screen time and what that's done.

But does fear of screen time in the social media aspect mean you should toss away all technology?

you know in the classroom and that's where that's where where i get concerned but what i find fascinating is that we have a collective fear of what our kids of how our kids learn and we're actually it seems like it's the one place where we think we can try and do something about it where there's almost like the least amount of political um uh uh combat over too yeah

And now we're going the other way.

We're like, no, no, no, we don't want it in the classroom.

It's terrible.

Video games or Tipper Gore in the music industry.

I'm old enough to remember when Twisted Sister was something that our parents thought was warping the minds of people like myself.