A professor at the University of Michigan said that the educational system will change standards due to the development of neural networks

University of Michigan psychology professor Kai Cortina said that the educational system will respond to the development of neural networks by changing standards.

According to Cortina, schools will need time to adapt to the changes brought about by the widespread use of neural networks, as the educational system is slow to implement changes.

Cortina emphasized that there is a delay in the process of changing learning standards because it first needs to be analyzed which knowledge will retain its value in the future.

WASHINGTON, October 5 - RIA Novosti. The educational system will respond to the development of neural networks by changing standards, since its goals are to transfer knowledge that graduates will still use in 20 years, Kai Kortina, professor of psychology at Migakana University, told RIA Novosti.

On October 5th, Teacher's Day is celebrated all over the world. As Cortina stated, the educational system has adapted to every milestone in technological development, and now a new stage has begun in it due to the widespread use of neural networks.

"It will take time for schools to adapt. The education system is slow to change because it aims to provide the kind of knowledge that will be needed 20 years from now," Cortina said.

According to him, one should not make hasty conclusions about the need for steps related to the development of AI, and it is important to understand how this technology will change the labor market.

"There is a change in the educational environment. To say that it has already happened is wrong. This is an ongoing process. AI will affect the entire educational system from primary schools to universities," Cortina said.