'We won't be eliminated': China's children flock to AI summer camps
As AI reshapes how people study and work, some parents in China are giving their children an early start. At a pilot camp run by Ant Digital Technologies, students aged 12 to 18 spend part of their summer learning how to use AI. But with some commercial camps costing thousands of dollars, their growing popularity is also highlighting parents’ anxieties about their children being left behind.
As AI reshapes how people study and work, some parents in China are giving their children an early start. At a pilot camp run by Ant Digital Technologies, students aged 12 to 18 spend part of their summer learning how to use AI. But with some commercial camps costing thousands of dollars, their growing popularity is also highlighting parents’ anxieties about their children being left behind.
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