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The hosts of the podcast discuss the topic of AI replacing teachers in education. They interview a student who has experienced homeschooling and feels that AI lacks interaction and emotion. Another guest, a tutor, believes that AI is just a tool and that teachers provide valuable support and understanding to students. They acknowledge that AI can be helpful in education but emphasize the importance of human connection and adaptability. Ultimately, they believe that education should evolve alongside technology rather than being completely replaced by it. The episode ends with a teaser for the next episode about AI in the field of barista. Hello everyone, TNT are here. Long time no see, how do you feel today? We are excited and have been looking forward to you, so that. Welcome back to our podcast episode about AI in education. I'm Mai and... I'm Dat. Are the main host of the episode and we are honored to have the two guests, Linh and Quang, as our companions. Let's talk to each other a little bit. Hey Mai, what do you think about the recent article saying AI will replace teacher in the future? This is also a question that is difficult to answer accurately when we ourselves are facing this problem and each person will have a different perspective. But I think AI has many factors to become a teacher. Not long ago, I had the opportunity to discuss with a student about her experience when studying on his own and studying directly with a teacher. So to listen to your story, we will connect with Linh. Hello. Hi TNT podcast, I'm Linh, I'm a student in Ames University. So I'm learning about the homeschooling program and have the opportunity to experience it for a short time. The program is becoming popular as the most modern parents do not have too much time to take care of their children. So they choose homeschooling hoping to manage their children in person and remotely. Yeah. So every day I am exposed to lectures based on boring academic theories. Moreover, I am talking about virtual machines for a long time, making me mentally tired without interaction. Yeah. Why do you think you and other students need teachers to teach directly? I think that going to school is to exchange, find interaction, accumulate knowledge and experience for yourself. And AI is just a technology application that people apply things they already know. It doesn't provide us with emotion or experience. To continue the podcast, let's take a break. What is it? How is your name? Not this question. It's what's your name? Wow, you speak English so well. Did you study anywhere? My secret is PrEP, where you can improve your ability to communicate more confidently in English. Please contact them via fan page. Thank you PrEP for your sponsor to Education Podcast. Let's continue our discussion. Thank you, Quang, for sharing your thoughts with us and the audience. Surely, each of us has had at least one exposure to direct education. Besides family, school is an ideal place to build a foundation of human communication. However, with the rapid development of AI, is it possible that teaching profession will be replaced? As a tutor myself, I also wonder about this, but I clearly understand that AI is just a human tool. AI is a technology application where humans upload things they already know. It doesn't provide us with emotions and experiences. During the process of being a tutor, I understand what problems my students are facing and understand their psychology to help them to roughly solve those problems. From my perspective, I appreciate your effort in teaching process. However, I understand that for teachers and students in the 4.0 era, the lack of help from AI is quite inconvenient and time-consuming. You can say that again. The truth is, if people only depend on direct interaction and practically imparting knowledge, it will be difficult for education to improve and keep up with modern technology trends. Education and people all the way go hand in hand with human development towards the future. Education is increasingly trick and up-to-date to meet humanity. Yes, after listening the comments of the guests, I think not only we and the audience here still believe that. Even though we are afraid of being replaced by AI, we believe we will progress beyond AI and master AI. This is the end of our podcast episode. Thank you for being here and listening. If you want to enjoy a refreshing cocktail with us, stay tuned for the next podcast episode about Barista and AI. Bye and see you again.