Students should not misuse AI.

(NLĐO) - Through interactive activities involving technology, students gain a better understanding of the role of artificial intelligence (AI) and how to apply it most effectively to their studies.

On July 13th, hundreds of students gathered at the Youth Cultural Center (Saigon Ward, Ho Chi Minh City) to experience the latest AI solutions integrated into MSI laptops, explore AI tools, learn how to summarize lecture content using AI, and predict the potential impact of AI on various industries today.

Students studying in Ho Chi Minh City participated in the technology event "Connecting AI, Shaping the Future," organized by the Ho Chi Minh City Student Support Center in collaboration with MSI and NVIDIA.

From the perspective of a hardware product developer and a pioneer in AI technology, Mr. Le Tin, Product Director of MSI Notebook Vietnam, believes that AI has a significant impact on innovation in the educational environment.

On the positive side, Mr. Tin believes that students have readily available tools and information to focus on developing innovative thinking skills without having to spend time building them. As a result, students can easily access and broaden their perspectives on new professions, thereby shaping their passions and career paths.

On the negative side, many students face invisible pressure, fearing they have missed out on new trends and become outdated in technology. This has led them to constantly "chase" after technological developments, forgetting to thoroughly research and understand technologies relevant to their field of study.

Mr. Le Tin, Product Director of MSI Notebook Vietnam, shared his insights on the impact of AI in various industries.

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Speaking at the event, Nguyen Quang Minh, a student majoring in fisheries at the Ho Chi Minh City University of Agriculture and Forestry, said he uses AI in his studies for tasks such as writing reports, searching for information, doing statistics, and conducting surveys. However, Minh admitted that he doesn't fully understand these tools yet, and the commands are still quite simple.

"It's not just the students; the school also needs to make changes in its training methods. For students to thrive, the school must provide the space and resources where they can freely develop their innovative thinking abilities," Mr. Tin shared.

To optimize the application of AI in learning, Mr. Minh Duc, an expert from the TinhTe.vn technology forum, guides students on how to summarize lecture content using AI from audio recordings, text, clips, and images; explore AI tools for creating content to make cute videos and catchy songs; and apply AI in entertainment and relaxation.

"AI is a powerful computing tool, but we absolutely shouldn't abuse it. Users need to understand the limitations of AI and balance the work between AI and human labor," Mr. Duc pointed out.

Experts interact with students about the application of AI in entertainment.

Gia Bao, an information technology student currently tutoring elementary school students, believes that many people think AI can replace teachers. They think that simply giving children computers and phones to learn on their own is enough. However, this is a misconception.

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