Why a godfather of AI still thinks his 4-year-old grandson should go to college

Source: Business Insider

Bengio said education is valuable because of how it can help people make good decisions. Jemal Countess/Getty Images for TIMEThe rise of AI is calling into question the value of college degrees that lead to white-collar work. But an "AI godfather," Yoshua Bengio, still wants his four-year-old grandson to go to college.

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