Is Ai destroying Apprenticeship
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Is AI Destroying Apprenticeship? | The Rex Darko Show
Artificial Intelligence is changing how we learn, work, and develop new skills. But as AI tools become more powerful, one important question remains: Is AI destroying apprenticeship, or changing the way the next generation learns a trade?
In this episode of The Rex Darko Show, we explore how AI is affecting traditional apprenticeship, from tailoring and carpentry to electrical work, plumbing, mechanics, and other practical skills.
Are young people losing opportunities to learn directly from experienced masters? Could businesses rely too heavily on AI and automation instead of training beginners? Or can AI help apprentices learn faster, solve problems, and become more productive?
We discuss the risks, opportunities, and responsibilities of employers, educators, master craftspeople, and young people in an AI-driven world.
We also consider an important challenge for the future. If AI can perform tasks that once required years of experience, how will the next generation gain the practical knowledge, discipline, judgment, and hands-on skills needed to succeed?
The big question: If AI can do the work, who will train the next generation to do it themselves?
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