Chapter 364

In the afternoon, Jane returned to the classroom for his lessons. All students in the technical classes, including the AI class, spent their mornings focusing on their specialized fields. In the afternoons, they attended cultural courses just like ordinary students. However, their learning pace was significantly faster than that of typical children. Take Jane's AI class, for instance—their cultural curriculum had already reached university level. The other teachers had also heard about the little prodigy in the AI class, personally recruited by Jameson from a kindergarten in Bannon. While they didn’t doubt Jameson’s judgment, they couldn’t help but wonder if a child gifted in AI engineering could keep up with other academic subjects, especially the science courses essential for AI research. A four-year-old attending university-level classes seemed almost absurd. The first class of the afternoon was physics, taught by Chase Arlo, a lanky man in his fifties with thick glasses. He wore a