Children must be prepared for a digital age as artificial intelligence becomes increasingly prevalent in everyday life. Self-driving cars, surgical robots, drones, humanoid innovations, factory automation, and autonomous vehicles are powered by AI and are reshaping industries and society. AI-driven innovation contributes to economic growth according to Bureau of Economic Analysis data. Policymakers, educators, and parents must integrate technology into classrooms responsibly, provide empowering guidance, and monitor development carefully. Early-stage AI requires watchful stewardship to harness benefits while mitigating risks. Collaborative education and policy efforts can support equitable preparation and safe implementation of AI in schools.
We are living in a moment of wonder, and it is our responsibility to prepare children in America. Cars now steer themselves through our cities; robots hold steady hands in the operating room; and drones are redefining the future of war. Innovations of first-generation humanoids, factory automation, and autonomous vehicles have surged from private sector investment. Every one of these advancements, it's powered by AI. The robots are here. Our future is no longer science fiction.
Melania Trump then cited data provided by the Bureau of Economic Analysis that shows AI innovation is clearly boosting America's GDP growth.. But as leaders and parents, we must manage AI's growth responsibly, the first lady continued. During this primitive stage, it is our duty to treat AI as we we would our own children empowering but with watchful guidance.
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