Preparing Kids For Data Science, AI Career | Don't Spoil Their Childhood!

My sincere request to all parents who want to prepare their kids for data science, AI and IT career.

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[mzgoochee]

Love this message. Let kids be kids, and let them enjoy their childhood.

[awrjkf]

I am reminded about Bill Gates who wrote his first program at 13 years old. But here is the difference: nobody forced him to do it. Programming was his hobby, and the computer was his playground. But what we are doing today is forcing our kids to learn things when we need to allow them freedom.

[Softdattel]

Let the Kids enjoy and play in thge natural world, that is the best preparation for science, tell the people what it's about. Great work-

[calender]

Love this, it needed to be said because there’s so many “Teach your kid coding/AI” posts I see daily. Also I want to say thanks for your content, I hope one day I can go from beginner to awesome scientist 😎

[Unresourceful]

Eye opening... No one would tell u such things.... Gr8...! Keep flourishing....💞

[hiramemon]

I appreciate your advice. What you said about sports is spot on!
I've been feeling down recently, and now I'm considering joining sports clubs to get back my communication skills. That's a really important component.
Thank you!

[vishwajitbhagat]

That's what I tell to every parents I know, who want their kids to be coding geek or master AI. Those childhood days will never come back.Let them enjoy, things will get sort out eventually

[gravemind]

As someone doing Diploma in Data Science and Programming right now, I agree with all the points mentioned in this video.

That said, I have discovered that the most important factor for choosing your career is actually not your passion, but your personality. I myself have always been passionate about theoretical physics and wanted to become a researcher, but it simply didn't suit my personality. On the other hand, I had always found coding boring in my school days, but recently realised it suits my personality the best and have now become passionate about it.

[sudiptakumari]

True sir. Nowadays parents are making their child's life tensed . a very good topic you raised and I also have very strong feeling for this. Also these reality shows giving a very negative impact on them . whatever they are seeing on tv they are also expecting " mera bacha bhi mera naam roshan karein" . nowadays parents are aggressively making their child to earn, to be extra ordinary.. it's a request from parents dont be so harsh with your child.

[acryolitic]

Sir, please make a video regarding how to use data analysis and python for financial analysis and forecasting. I am pursuing CFA (chartered financial analyst) and I want to learn data analysis in such a way that it can be useful in my finance domain and provide me an edge over others. Please make a video on in which manner (steps) we should learn data analytics for finance

[devchoudhary]

I agree with you on some stuff but if any kid/teenager is interested in AI/Data Science they should go for it and the thing about the math and the fundamental skills
is that you learn the best when you know where to apply what you have learned when you are curious about the math behind those fancy frameworks (Tensorflow, Scikit-learn) and you learn it that is when you learn the best I dropped out of high school in 8th grade and it's been almost 1.5 years and right now I am building my own startup company anyskill around AI so if you are interested in AI/Data Science Start learning and creating don't wait for your school or college to finish "Learning to Create, Creating to Learn"

[billinioreteachings]

Thanks for breaking out the new norms of turning kids into robots ! Your talk and advices are close to the nature of a human kid and his or her psychology! You are a true tech teacher 😃 😊

[chandrabhatt]

Same as parents preparing their kids for IAS

[AlwinmathewP]

Very well said, let the child be happy and teach them to be curious and learn at their own pace. Don't force your ambitions on them.

[karthikbalasubramania]

What a beautiful parenting/child management guide

[vibestouchessoul]

Parents plz plz plz don't ruin your childs childhood it's their beautiful and memorable part of life today is data science tomorrow may be block chain or something new don't do this let them enjoy childhood because at the end of the day every thing is going on for bread and butter .

[darjivishva]

100% agree with all that you have said here

[investor]

Agree with you on not to create fear and pressure but Don't Agree with you on not allowing learning at childhood age. The challenge is you are associating learning with IT and career. Also, such learning has nothing to with other childhood activities when done out of self interest and passion and not by force. Every child is different and not everybody has to become singer. A proper balance is required for overall developement which is true at any age and not just at Childhood. The critical part is way of learning and not the age or learning itself.

[lemon]

Ugh why to make kids depressed already
Let puberty come, depression will automatically be there

[passionatehealthykitchen]

Totally agree. Very well said. I never know how much I get pissed off when these companies call, pester and push the parents to enroll their kids to AI or Coding. Funniest part is they say they have coding classes for 2nd or 3rd grader when these age kids really learn to spell the word coding. Sundar pichai or Sathya nadella did not learn coding in 2nd grade. I would rather blame parents trying to push these children to learn something that is not necessary. What will a future doctor or even a designer or artist has to do with coding?