Robots are incapable of creative thinking, how do you think this will effect their efficiency as teachers and how would

Question: Robots are incapable of creative thinking, how do you think this will effect their efficiency as teachers and how would you plan to solve that?
- Keywords:
  AI,
  intelligence,
  teaching
Asked by Imogen to Iulia on 10 Mar 2017.
- Iulia Motoc answered on 10 Mar 2017:
  
  Yes, robots ate not capable of thinking. However, I do not think a robot will replace a teacher, as a teacher has more authority. I think robots will make great assistants for teachers, and will help motivate and attract students.
  
  For example, a robot could be used to monitor the class, to deliver part of the lesson, or to deliver hands-on activities such as programming. But we are very far from replacing teachers with robots, and I don’t think that would be a good idea.

Question: Robots are incapable of creative thinking, how do you think this will effect their efficiency as teachers and how would you plan to solve that?