2026-01-19 12:41:11

At the technology discussions in Davos, a renowned artificial intelligence expert and one of the leading figures in deep learning shared important insights on how AI should be positioned.

The expert's main emphasis is on the necessity of viewing artificial intelligence as a tool. This perspective highlights that technology should be designed and implemented to enhance human potential.

At the same time, the most critical area for development is the rapid learning and application of AI. The industry's biggest challenge is the imbalance between the speed of education and practical implementation of this technology. The gap between theoretical advancements and real-world applications is the main issue that the expert points out.

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RugResistant

· 14h ago

Theories sound good, but in reality, it's still people who make the decisions. Just want to apply quickly, but the education can't keep up. How to bridge this gap? The theory is ahead of practice, and progress is too slow. This is indeed a difficult problem. It's the same old Davos approach; the real implementation challenges still haven't been solved. It sounds easy, but in reality, there are various resistances when pushing forward.

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DegenGambler

· 14h ago

AI is just a tool; don't mythologize it. The key is how to use it. Theory and practice are still worlds apart; that's the real bottleneck. Are these Davos folks just talking nonsense again? Wake up. No matter how eloquently it's said, it still has to be implemented in the end. Education can't keep up; no matter how advanced the technology, it's useless. Human advantages must not be lost; AI is just an assistant. With such a big gap, who's to blame?

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ProbablyNothing

· 14h ago

It's just an AI tool, don't hype it up so much.

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BlockchainBard

· 14h ago

AI is just a tool—how many times have we heard that? The key is who is actually using it. Sounds good, but the reality is that theory and practice always fall short, and this has been the case for decades. What are those Davos folks hyping up now? Can they really solve problems first? Educational lag is a real issue, but it’s not something we just discovered today. Why is the industry rushing so much? Running full speed without laying a solid foundation will only lead to a crash sooner or later. Talking only about tools is useless; the real key is how to get ordinary people to use them effectively.

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