Teachers' roles are various, including providing students with knowledge, skills and values, guiding them to think critically and solve problems, and providing emotional support and guidance. These roles need interaction and communication between people and teachers' unique understanding and care for each student.
Although artificial intelligence can provide personalized learning experience and data-driven feedback, it cannot perceive and respond to students' emotional needs like human beings. In addition, teachers can provide practical examples and guidance to help students build social skills and interpersonal skills.
Therefore, although artificial intelligence can play an important role in the field of education, it cannot completely replace the role of teachers. Teachers are still the key factor in human education, and can provide unique support and guidance to help students develop in an all-round way.
In the future, those heavy, repetitive, uncreative and artistic jobs will be gradually replaced by artificial intelligence, such as construction workers, drivers, couriers, nannies, bank salesmen, telephone customer service, warehouse administrators, cashiers, cleaners, sales and so on.
When artificial intelligence strikes, many people exclaim that many occupations will be replaced by artificial intelligence and robots in the future. It is true that machines and artificial intelligence will replace some simple labor, repetitive work and routine activities, but they will also create more newer and unprecedented new occupations. The fiery concept of artificial intelligence has promoted the rise of many industries, such as domain names, and many related top-level domain names have been registered.
As the product of scientific and technological innovation, artificial intelligence plays an increasingly important role in promoting human social progress, economic construction and improving people's living standards. After years of development, domestic artificial intelligence has achieved commercialization and scale effects in security, finance, customer service, retail, medical and health, advertising marketing, education, urban transportation, manufacturing, agriculture and other fields.