SOCIETY 5.0 AS A SOURCE OF OWN THOUGHT IN THE TUTORIAL RELATIONSHIP: AN IMMERSION FROM THE ERA OF HYPERCONNECTIVITY AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE.
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https://doi.org/10.56219/dialgica.v21i4.3307Keywords:
Tutorial relationship, society 5.0, artificial intelligence, critical thinking, hyper connectivityAbstract
Society 5.0, represented by the convergence of technology and society, presents a complex scenario where Artificial Intelligence (AI), although it offers powerful tools, also introduces complexities such as information overload and algorithmic personalization. In this context, the role of the tutor evolves towards that of a guide who encourages critical thinking and creativity. By collaborating with the tutor, and having AI as a co-creative agent, problem-solving and original thinking skills can be developed. However, it is essential to establish a solid ethical framework to ensure responsible use of this type of technology. Ultimately, the goal is to cultivate self-thinking that allows individuals to make the most of the opportunities offered by the digital age.
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