
A management consultant has shared a story about a Delhi cab driver who improved his English using ChatGPT. Tushar Jejani wrote on LinkedIn about a 4:13 am ride in New Delhi. He…
A management consultant has shared a story about a Delhi cab driver who improved his English using ChatGPT. Tushar Jejani wrote on LinkedIn about a 4:13 am ride in New Delhi. He initially feared the driver was sharing location details during a phone call but later learned the man was practising English with the AI tool.
The driver, a new father, said he was learning the language to teach his daughter when she grew up. Jejani said the driver was building a different starting line for his child. The post has prompted online discussion about AI making education accessible beyond formal coaching.
Every few weeks, a heartwarming AI story goes viral while the real debate gets ignored. The narrative of AI as a great equaliser is comforting but incomplete. The driver needed ChatGPT because India's government school system and public libraries have failed to deliver affordable spoken English training. Will the same politicians who applaud this story commit to fixing foundational education instead of outsourcing it to Silicon Valley apps? That is the test this viral moment should prompt.
Source: livemint.com
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