Ever felt stuck choosing between a "stable job" and chasing your dreams? 🤔 At the China International Conference on Basic Education in Shanghai earlier this month, Turing Award laureate John Hopcroft dropped some wisdom: education's real goal is to help you find what you truly love. 💖
Hopcroft, a member of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences, reminded everyone that the "corporate employee" vibe is only about a century old. In today's AI-driven world, where robots and algorithms are shaking up jobs, the secret isn't debating tech's impact–it's teaching the next generation to lock into their passions, stay curious, and surf global changes with confidence. 🌏✨
Think about it: whether you're coding your first app in Bengaluru, launching a side hustle in Jakarta, or creating digital art in Manila, following what lights you up can future-proof your journey. AI, or artificial intelligence, might automate repetitive tasks, but it can't replace your unique spark. 🔥
So, what can you do? Start by exploring hobbies, experimenting with new skills, or joining a community of fellow creators. From hackathons to online art jams, the chances to discover your passion are everywhere. The next "job of the future" might not even exist yet–so build your own path and let curiosity lead the way! 🚀
As Hopcroft puts it: "Don't just prepare for jobs–prepare to love what you do." Ready to dive in? 🌟
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Turing Award laureate: Fueling AI-era education with passion
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