Everyday Conversations

Description

Are we becoming smarter… or just faster? In this session, we’ll explore the growing role of AI in learning and compare it with more traditional, organic learning methods. We’ll look at how our brains process information when reading a book, doing research, or when interacting with artificial intelligence and whether there’s a danger in letting AI think for us.

We’ll also reflect on the difference between learning with AI and relying on AI, and ask:

Are we improving our thinking or outsourcing it?

Does speed = learning?

And what kind of learners are we becoming?

This will be an engaging and insightful session that will spark reflection on how we build knowledge in the modern world.

Questions list

1. How do you usually learn something new, by reading, watching videos, asking AI, or something else?

2. What’s something you’ve learned recently and how did you learn it?

1. What are the benefits of organic learning (books, research, note-taking, etc.)?

2. How do you think AI tools like ChatGPT can improve learning?

3. Where is the line between using AI to support learning vs using it to replace thinking?

4. Do you feel that your attention span has changed because of technology?

5. Have you ever not learned something because AI or Google did it for you?

6. Is speed more important than deep understanding when it comes to learning?

7. Do you trust information given by AI without questioning it? Why or why not?

8. What habits do you think help you stay an “active” learner?

1. You'll have 6 to 10 minutes to have a free talk.

Get ready for an engaging 10 minutes where you'll receive valuable feedback from your tutor regarding vocabulary, pronunciation and grammar mistakes