Today I deeply realize that the current popular approach in the country—pushing kids to study harder for college entrance exams and prestigious schools—is completely wrong. It's like the 1990s strategy of getting children into state-owned enterprises; they're about to be laid off—this approach leads to graduation and immediate unemployment, with no competitiveness.

Instead of wasting effort on useless studying and high scores, it's better to equip them with a high-IQ AI that combines their interests and talents, allowing them to learn and grow independently through this process.
Children born into AI-native environments differ greatly from those who are not.