whoa. what a mind to be working on such a hard problem!

whoa. what a mind to be working on such a hard problem!

https://x.com/karpathy/status/1813263734707790301

lmao i thought this cast was from @randomerror.eth first and had to do a double take

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I'm serious! Holy grail of tech is replacing mediocre teachers (who don't really like the job anyways since it's mostly childcare).

agree here
in 5 years or less: every kid would have a personal tutor that's infinitely knowledgeable and can teach in the exact pace that is suited to the kid. 

and then "school" will be community organized places for kids to get together for socialization, play and sports.

Only risk for this is the regulatory regime stepping in and requiring an insider tool that sucks (https://www.govtech.com/education/k-12/lausd-shutters-new-ai-chatbot-when-developer-goes-out-of-business).

Given @pmarca's take that the most expensive things will probably aggressively regulate ai (health, edu, etc.), will probably have to be a private company which tend to serve higher end customers (e.g. Kumon, test prep companies, etc.) The ideal is something like a Khan academy or someone who can balance the paid and free tiers for the widest impact.