Neave
Student Generation Alpha
Cape Town, South Africa
I interviewed my daughter Neave when she was eleven, because adults keep discussing the future of childhood while children are already being handed it in class. She drew a sharp line between using a machine for help and letting it remove the part of the work that builds a person.
You can ask it for help, and maybe you could take some stuff from it, but then you have to do the final piece of work, like, on your own, because it needs to relate to you and it needs to sound like you.
Neave
