Satya Nitta envisioned creating an AI-driven tutoring system after Watson's success, but concluded that one-on-one tutoring is 'a terrible use of AI.'
Despite the power of Watson, it failed as a teacher, lacking engagement and motivational abilities that are crucial in effective education.
AI, while useful in certain tasks, is not a suitable replacement for human mentorship in education or other areas.
The failed tutoring moonshot with Watson provides valuable lessons as new AI programs like ChatGPT enter the field with high expectations.
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