学会热爱机器

Big Tech’s crusade to get kids coding is more self-interested than it first appears, argues a journalist Jonathan Wai I n journalist Natasha Singer’s new book, Coding Kids, read- ers learn how computing technology is reshaping economies, changing education, and steering human culture. “Together with Code.org, tech megafirms like Google and Microsoft are leveraging the same playbook they developed to drive the cod- ing craze to fuel an AI education blitz,” she writes. “It is a story that taps into a fundamental debate over education in the United States that has been raging for more than a century. What is the purpose of public schooling?” …