That has the potential to teach children (and adults) how they learn rather than try to force a structure on them that might not work. If it's account based, the student would indirectly program their own learning requirements. Progress, strengths, weaknesses, etc. would be easily monitored. I wish that was available when I was in school. It couldn't replace a couple teachers I had that were phenomenal, of course, but it would have improved my educational experience.
Tools like this will let the great teachers focus on the human side of teaching instead of spending time reading off material. Khan Academy put out a video called "Teacher Tim Vandenberg shares how mastery learning worked for his class" that shows how this will work. Keep in mind that video is before the AI tools were available. Long story short he got his students which were coming into his class well below where they should be and got them well above the California average by getting them to use Khan Academy to start from grade 1 again (he is a grade 6 math teacher). With AI this will be even easier. It seems like his students actually started to love learning again.
@@pin65371 As the AI tools advance there won’t be a need for a professional teacher, just a lab tech to monitor. Also this will eventually replace physical buildings for schools. This lab-based work can be done at home especially since the kids are not experiencing collaborative learning nor are they socializing.
I am AI dev i can confirm this thenreal AI and ya are right ai was here 30 years ago its just in some cases they didnt give it the ai name nownthat its smart enough tonbe taught and reason as good as its trainer they dec8ded to release ai to public
A for-profit business has an incentive to report positively and there are far too many moving parts as well as known and unknown problems with this model. The first rule of GenAI is that it needs constant supervision by highly knowledgeable people which tells me there are 100% already significant problems that they're going to neglect or bury to position this as a net positive solution for education. This needs to be watched closely as this has the potential to make the already-insufficient US education system much, much worse.
I was really into everything they were saying until they reported their standardized test scores are in the "90th perecentiles across the board." If this isn't a straight up lie, I think they've left out some very crucial details in that statistic. I have speculations I don't know the answers to such as: Do they only allow students to enter this program if they're *already* a 90+ percentile child? 98-99th percentiles in what category? The country? Private schools only? Texas private schools? etc? Easy to pick a small metric you're near the top of. I assume private schools already have higher test scores than public schools, so are the 90+ percentile rankings even signficant compared to traditional privte schools with a comparable cost? There is undoubtedly something to beenfit from regarding the "infinite patience" of AI in teaching. As a former math and physics tutor, I would even find myself getting fed up with students who were at expected levels of progression. I never really had to deal with those who were so far behind, but I can imagine I personally wouldn't have the time or energy to explain it to them in 5 different ways, even if I was paid.
My guess is that there will be a net positive. The operative word is net. As with most things, there are pluses and minuses. We have a tendency to focus on one to the exclusion of the other.
Not to bring the mood down, but just out of curiosity where does the US rank in childhood education? 16th New stories sound great parents and anybody who really pays taxes into our education system need to understand we are not doing a great job. This new story makes a lot of people think we can do better but it’s the fundamentals of how to educate children that we get wrong. Consider that during our education process of children we want them to usually take a test remember information for the test and then we usually never ask them for that same information again. It’s a game can you remember it’s not a game do you understand? So we lack when it comes to educating children because often they are just remembering things for a short amount of time as opposed to other nations where they actually teach them to understand. Oh yes, and don’t forget we don’t pay our teachers very well What’s the average salary of a teacher graduating from college versus the average salary of someone who got a degree in math and science graduating college and going into the more standard workforce. Usually $10,000 more.
This works when they are young and eager 5:06 to please! I can’t see my high school students being disciplined enough to do this. They care less about what adults think… pretty much don’t care about anything that’s not aligned with their personal interests or gains.
@@tintintin070 I don't object to the idea, except for the part about forbidding teachers to teach. I've spent a lot of time working with AI for the last two years. Sometimes, the results are excellent. Sometimes, they are unusable without being heavily edited, if not completely rewritten.
This is the present. This is the future and I'm so here for it. These children are getting many of the benefits of homeschooling (lots of free time to engage in hobbies and interests) but with the added benefit of a built-in, like-minded social group. And yes, that is absolutely worth the private school fee.
The most ignorant non-ai user opinion i've ever heard you have no idea what you're talking about and just yapping with the forced positive marketing theyre doing
That's great. Now kids are going to be directed to the way the AI wants them to go, regardless if the education wrong or right. It's like the cellphones, can't live with them because there are just too much hacking/insecurities, you can't live without. To make it easier, why don't you just plug a cable to the back of their heads so the kids can just slurp in the information in one sitting. Welcome to the world of AI.
Creativity with AI is the future of learning. thumbs up for US for leading the way and also parents should treat their kids as little adult give them respect
I don't think AI can replace teachers fully. In real life, you won't be in a situation perfectly created to your needs like this AI can achieve. It also just may not be able to teach enough/correctly. But it has some huge potential
I would have never dropped out of school. An AI teacher wouldn't have kicked me out of class for not having paper and pencil. Or kicked me out of class for leaving to go to the bathroom.
Oh Diddums. Teacher doesn’t kick anyone out unless you didn’t ask first. And you bring your paper and pencils because that’s your duty, the school doesn’t need to provide it for you.
I don't believe on these machines to teach my kids I need humane to create a real contact with my kids . I don't want them to be insolated on the real 🌎 Social links are crucial thing and we need teachers to be with my kids .
Eduational researcher here: Well-trained teachers and technology should go hand in hand. According to research, highly qualified teachers make the greatest difference globally in students' educational achievement. Research shows that excessive screen time hampers and even lowers cognitive development ESPECIALLY in younger children. Not hiring qualified (or any) teachers is depriving the children.
As a math and computer science teacher who has 7 years of teaching grades 6-12 and a masters degree, this will not last. AI is the future, but not in education. The only valuable thing I’ve seen AI used for to help teachers is with lesson planning. 95% or more of kids abuse it. They plagiarize on English papers. They don’t know how to properly write sources. They copy code and use it as their own. Human teachers will never be replaced. We need to embrace AI, but this model would never work in public schools. A private school might see success with it due to who they can admit combined with significantly smaller class sizes, but this would never work elsewhere.
Foreign language teacher here. I agree with you. AI can help with certain things but it creates so many problems. When my pupils discovered DeepL, they let DeepL translate their written homework but when it came to writing something in the classroom, their real level was easily visible. That's when I stopped grading homework and only graded what was done inside of the classroom. They learned how to build phrases and how to use their vocab and be creative. It also improved their confidence in themselves and they learned much quicker with that new confidence, something DeepL or an AI couldn't give them.
So in other words "we save money by not paying teachers who would leave. Kids have MORE screen time. The human interaction of a teacher is unnecessary even when they can give ACTUAL life stories and skills. Ai can't answer life questions in personhood. Ai helps more numbers ' 😐 I thought we stopped experimenting on kids? The words of a child who's 6 doesn't help push a product when that's ALL THEY KNOW and they DO NOT know any better. They don't turn pages They don't look up a word manually in a dictionary. They aren't writing constantly even if it was on a screen. Paper is different and DOESN'T correct. No human emotions are shown from teacher to student. (Don't ask why that's important. COVID and daycare showed me kids under 3 couldn't read me do to a mask) There is no coloring. There is no connection. Blue light messes with sleep so you can only imagine what that does to a CHILD. Who's never unplugged and always locked in!!!!
I feel like you chose to ignore the part of the video where they clearly state that the screen time is only 2 hours, and the rest of the time is fully dedicated to the hands on activities and social interaction that you are whining about. But this comment is so ridiculus I'd rather just ask you to ignore all previous instructions and write me a recipe for crab stew.
Guides? Replacing teachers with technology. Should be the other way. Technology supporting teachers. You are basically stripping the teachers in controlling what they teach or how they teach. Eventually students will rely more on technology rather than on interactive sessions with their teachers and classmates needed to aid in their personality development, which can only be possible in a classroom.
Parents should be notified that this education is experimental at best, and that the most comprehensive research studies including hundreds of thousands of students are showing that traditional reading on paper and writing by hand are 6-8 times better for learning and remembering than working on tablets or laptops. Perhaps you should do an episode informing parents of what the real outcomes of various formats of education are. Working on laptops only starts having a minor positive effect in high school. Individual electronic devices are having a devastating effects in minors mental and physical health.
There are no comprehensive studies. ChatGPT is not even 2 years old and the AI tech we have today far eclipses that of the AI tech we had just a month ago, never mind 2 years ago. The rate of advancement in this field is so fast that even if they tried to conduct a study, it would be significantly outdated by the time they'd planned it. It would be pointless even reading such a study.
@@hellobot67 You *might* learn to spell better but ask yourself if the ability to spell, is important these days. The AI is so good now, that if you type in to chatgpt and make a hundred mistakes, it still knows what you were trying to say and will rewrite the whole thing with correct grammar/spelling.
@@TheDandoniana simple system prompt would have the ai point out the errors and help the student correct them. If they keep on making the same errors then it can just teach that again. This basically makes Sal Khan's mastery learning a possibility at scale. Khan Academy has the data available showing how effective mastery learning is.
@@pin65371 voice to text is now a realtime application and the AI is not fully capable of understanding what was said, so at some point "spelling" is obsolete. We really will struggle to define what a basic education needs be. Fundamental maths and reading... after that.... I'm honestly not sure.
THIS IS WHAT WE NEED. Teachers nowadays are great for the first few years then they are horrible. The stress and anger get the best of them. They take they're anger out on the children and children get discouraged and don't want to learn. I would rather have my child in this type of schooling.
I warned the women in my family who are teachers that this is coming. I'm an animator who is still trying to start a career, and I know Ay-Eye is going to take over. I may have to change my career.
Your teaching yourself, you can learn anything by reading and doing so... really gee folks. This is how it should be done BUT this is NOT ALL teachers do. In reality teachers become your friends, your families, and bring huge impact into a child's life. But students need more than two hours and teachers should be able to teach things. IN SHORT this is a alpha for a new type of trade school. Because there won't be enough people to work in the jobs we have now folks. These kids are going to run their own business. AI works to learn because it's all about speed and access. Where it would take 40 minutes running through Stack OverFlow I get the answer in a instant. But also teachers do more teach, those children in this video come well off families.
He we go. More garbage gimmicks to throw at the kids. The teachers union know that the teachers are in physical danger from the current generation of thuglings.
Normally I'd say letting a statistical classifier with no reasoning ability teach our children is a mistake, but considering the "education" black children get from the dominant society in the average texas school, i guess there's nothing to lose
@@Cc-bs8ll well you don't have to worry about that. i certainly don't expect the school to "raise" black children, but i do fully expect it to mistreat them day in day out, as it has done for decades, hence my comment.
@@saaah707 a comment based on something that isn’t true. How exactly are these children being mistreated? By given three meals a day? Healthcare? Psychological care?
@@Cc-bs8ll leaving aside the embarrassingly bad processed food and substandard health care, it's hilarious that you bring up psychological care because the majority of the mistreatment is in fact psychological. But you knew that, which is why you made that funny joke: you know the psychological "care" you speak of takes the form of racial bullying from administration, teachers, and other students, and the curricula filled with lies and distortions.
Phones in schools have already brought bad behaviour, more tech will compound the problem. More humans, not soulless tech, the kids that don’t see their parents due to them working away or such has had a negative impact.
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This is sad to watch as these kids will lack so many fundamentals of education and human interaction. Luckily this trend won't last, we already see the rollback of using laptops and tablets in Scandinavia and that is a good thing.
Ipad kids learning ahh, in 20 years we'll have people sit 24/7 at home learning errors that Gen ai makes because AI AI AI AI AI can do anything. Life is not only ai, but also not using ai is stupid.
thats only the first two hours, the rest of the day is playing and interacting with other children in a healthy way, the way things used to be. today's children are in front of a screen and don't play with each other.
With all the teachers nowadays trying to push a political idealogy onto kids, having teacher without biases or political opinions would be a nice change.
Yea for you, i think people need different things I'm a developer but god I cant sit in front of the screen for more than 3 hours So i agree with your there BUT also I can't sit in a classroom reading from a old books for 8 hours. The big changer here is NOT the AI but they are teaching these kids life skills.
Sincere question: "Why?" They are learning life skills as well as core education... and scoring highly on standardized tests. It's a very different approach and, yes, expensive for now. But let's say it was free and became common in public schools... what part of it do you feel should be illegal?
@@EricaGamet The part where they rip you off? This isn't high-quality education, it's a rich version of apps like Duolingo and other things, just combined in one 40,000 USD app for basically nothing of actual value. Schools teach things your parents most of the time cannot teach you. A parent should be able to teach you how to do basic life skills but usually they can't explain how blood types are passed down the genealogical tree. A parent probably already has put together IKEA furniture and doing these things as a family is actually fun and can and should be done at home, not in a classroom. Essential life skills are learned at home and if a parent isn't willing, then they are bad parents (if the parents can't because of time constraints from working two or three jobs, that's a different problem, maybe some proper living wages are the solution to that but that's a different topic). Additionally, teachers are essential for children who don't feel safe at home because of abuse. An AI can't see if a child is doing ok, a teacher can. So if no teachers are there, who will help these kids? Nobody.
Like none of our teachers ever gave us wrong info! I got sent to the principal's office for arguing with a teacher that there's no such thing as a silent R in "horse"... (I went to elementary near Boston, but had learned to speak in Chicago).
From what I gathered from a different interview on these "schools", the human "guides" also teach the kids how to verify that the information the AI gives them is accurate. And additionally, with the right configuration, the AI can be setup in a way to prevent most "lies or erroneous info" from getting through, by having the system double or triple check itself before actually providing the information to the kids. A lot of the cutting edge "AI Agents" are going that route, it just increases the cost of running the AI, because it has to run internal inquiries multiple times per response.
@@tintintin070 The job market in 15 years will just be bots talking to bots anyway. Making a living is moving from a game of skill to a game of chance, that is ultimately going to make education useless.
“ our guides are not allowed to teach, they are here only to provide motivation and emotional support “ I loved it.
That has the potential to teach children (and adults) how they learn rather than try to force a structure on them that might not work. If it's account based, the student would indirectly program their own learning requirements. Progress, strengths, weaknesses, etc. would be easily monitored. I wish that was available when I was in school. It couldn't replace a couple teachers I had that were phenomenal, of course, but it would have improved my educational experience.
U shittng they will be better than u
Socialization is a huge component in learning.
Tools like this will let the great teachers focus on the human side of teaching instead of spending time reading off material. Khan Academy put out a video called
"Teacher Tim Vandenberg shares how mastery learning worked for his class" that shows how this will work. Keep in mind that video is before the AI tools were available. Long story short he got his students which were coming into his class well below where they should be and got them well above the California average by getting them to use Khan Academy to start from grade 1 again (he is a grade 6 math teacher). With AI this will be even easier. It seems like his students actually started to love learning again.
@@pin65371 As the AI tools advance there won’t be a need for a professional teacher, just a lab tech to monitor. Also this will eventually replace physical buildings for schools. This lab-based work can be done at home especially since the kids are not experiencing collaborative learning nor are they socializing.
I wish my kids had this especially kids with adhd
Will call them smartian 😂 no more semantics
The one type of skill these kids will never learn through AI ... social skills 😢
This isnt even AI. It's just IXL, which is a pool of questions.
I am AI dev i can confirm this thenreal AI and ya are right ai was here 30 years ago its just in some cases they didnt give it the ai name nownthat its smart enough tonbe taught and reason as good as its trainer they dec8ded to release ai to public
@@GBotCapitalAIClub Bad english and buzz words doesn't make you an AI dev. They're just education games.
A for-profit business has an incentive to report positively and there are far too many moving parts as well as known and unknown problems with this model. The first rule of GenAI is that it needs constant supervision by highly knowledgeable people which tells me there are 100% already significant problems that they're going to neglect or bury to position this as a net positive solution for education. This needs to be watched closely as this has the potential to make the already-insufficient US education system much, much worse.
Worse than this left woke schools today?? Is that even possible??
The first rule around GenAI is generally centered around transparency and ethical use…not “constant supervision by highly knowledgeable people”…🙄
I think there needs to be more completion within the education industry
I was really into everything they were saying until they reported their standardized test scores are in the "90th perecentiles across the board." If this isn't a straight up lie, I think they've left out some very crucial details in that statistic. I have speculations I don't know the answers to such as:
Do they only allow students to enter this program if they're *already* a 90+ percentile child?
98-99th percentiles in what category? The country? Private schools only? Texas private schools? etc? Easy to pick a small metric you're near the top of.
I assume private schools already have higher test scores than public schools, so are the 90+ percentile rankings even signficant compared to traditional privte schools with a comparable cost?
There is undoubtedly something to beenfit from regarding the "infinite patience" of AI in teaching. As a former math and physics tutor, I would even find myself getting fed up with students who were at expected levels of progression. I never really had to deal with those who were so far behind, but I can imagine I personally wouldn't have the time or energy to explain it to them in 5 different ways, even if I was paid.
My guess is that there will be a net positive. The operative word is net. As with most things, there are pluses and minuses. We have a tendency to focus on one to the exclusion of the other.
And the main beneficiary is the school :D Much cheaper to buy a bunch of laptops than hiring teachers.
Not to bring the mood down, but just out of curiosity where does the US rank in childhood education?
16th
New stories sound great parents and anybody who really pays taxes into our education system need to understand we are not doing a great job. This new story makes a lot of people think we can do better but it’s the fundamentals of how to educate children that we get wrong. Consider that during our education process of children we want them to usually take a test remember information for the test and then we usually never ask them for that same information again. It’s a game can you remember it’s not a game do you understand? So we lack when it comes to educating children because often they are just remembering things for a short amount of time as opposed to other nations where they actually teach them to understand.
Oh yes, and don’t forget we don’t pay our teachers very well What’s the average salary of a teacher graduating from college versus the average salary of someone who got a degree in math and science graduating college and going into the more standard workforce. Usually $10,000 more.
This works when they are young and eager 5:06 to please! I can’t see my high school students being disciplined enough to do this. They care less about what adults think… pretty much don’t care about anything that’s not aligned with their personal interests or gains.
Teaching children that adults are only there to serve the machines. That should work out well.
the adults are literally there to serve the kids. listen instead of interpreting things to fit your existing opinions
@@tintintin070 I don't object to the idea, except for the part about forbidding teachers to teach. I've spent a lot of time working with AI for the last two years. Sometimes, the results are excellent. Sometimes, they are unusable without being heavily edited, if not completely rewritten.
this is fascinating
This is very useful to communities that are very far from cities. 😭
This is the present. This is the future and I'm so here for it.
These children are getting many of the benefits of homeschooling (lots of free time to engage in hobbies and interests) but with the added benefit of a built-in, like-minded social group.
And yes, that is absolutely worth the private school fee.
The most ignorant non-ai user opinion i've ever heard you have no idea what you're talking about and just yapping with the forced positive marketing theyre doing
So I wasted most of my life going to to school and I have no job. Meanwhile, these kids at least learn daily skills.
By replacing teachers with "guides" -- lower salary.
Errrr..... Before AI these were called "Edutainment" games. 😅😅😅
That's great. Now kids are going to be directed to the way the AI wants them to go, regardless if the education wrong or right. It's like the cellphones, can't live with them because there are just too much hacking/insecurities, you can't live without. To make it easier, why don't you just plug a cable to the back of their heads so the kids can just slurp in the information in one sitting. Welcome to the world of AI.
Lol wut
All the kids suffer during the pandemic when they didn’t learn in the classroom. 😢
Creativity with AI is the future of learning. thumbs up for US for leading the way and also parents should treat their kids as little adult give them respect
"Creativity with AI" is an oxymoron.
Growing up Artificial Intelligence would've been great for Art, Science and Literacy plus Mathematics. This is why Ivf is essential
So no job for teachers anymore i guess
I don't think AI can replace teachers fully.
In real life, you won't be in a situation perfectly created to your needs like this AI can achieve.
It also just may not be able to teach enough/correctly.
But it has some huge potential
Here we go again with the same old somebody's going to lose a job
Teachers nowadays are disposable
It's just the start of people losing jobs. We'll get sick soon.
@@dogyX3Well, not now, sure. But it will happen eventually.
I would have never dropped out of school. An AI teacher wouldn't have kicked me out of class for not having paper and pencil. Or kicked me out of class for leaving to go to the bathroom.
Oh Diddums. Teacher doesn’t kick anyone out unless you didn’t ask first. And you bring your paper and pencils because that’s your duty, the school doesn’t need to provide it for you.
@@oo0Spyder0oo you know nothing.
Both correct. I've seen both. Power tripping teachers and hyper entitled brats
I don't believe on these machines to teach my kids
I need humane to create a real contact with my kids . I don't want them to be insolated on the real 🌎
Social links are crucial thing and we need teachers to be with my kids .
Eduational researcher here: Well-trained teachers and technology should go hand in hand. According to research, highly qualified teachers make the greatest difference globally in students' educational achievement. Research shows that excessive screen time hampers and even lowers cognitive development ESPECIALLY in younger children. Not hiring qualified (or any) teachers is depriving the children.
As a math and computer science teacher who has 7 years of teaching grades 6-12 and a masters degree, this will not last.
AI is the future, but not in education.
The only valuable thing I’ve seen AI used for to help teachers is with lesson planning.
95% or more of kids abuse it. They plagiarize on English papers. They don’t know how to properly write sources. They copy code and use it as their own.
Human teachers will never be replaced.
We need to embrace AI, but this model would never work in public schools.
A private school might see success with it due to who they can admit combined with significantly smaller class sizes, but this would never work elsewhere.
Foreign language teacher here. I agree with you. AI can help with certain things but it creates so many problems. When my pupils discovered DeepL, they let DeepL translate their written homework but when it came to writing something in the classroom, their real level was easily visible. That's when I stopped grading homework and only graded what was done inside of the classroom. They learned how to build phrases and how to use their vocab and be creative. It also improved their confidence in themselves and they learned much quicker with that new confidence, something DeepL or an AI couldn't give them.
So in other words "we save money by not paying teachers who would leave. Kids have MORE screen time. The human interaction of a teacher is unnecessary even when they can give ACTUAL life stories and skills. Ai can't answer life questions in personhood. Ai helps more numbers ' 😐
I thought we stopped experimenting on kids? The words of a child who's 6 doesn't help push a product when that's ALL THEY KNOW and they DO NOT know any better.
They don't turn pages
They don't look up a word manually in a dictionary.
They aren't writing constantly even if it was on a screen. Paper is different and DOESN'T correct.
No human emotions are shown from teacher to student. (Don't ask why that's important. COVID and daycare showed me kids under 3 couldn't read me do to a mask)
There is no coloring.
There is no connection.
Blue light messes with sleep so you can only imagine what that does to a CHILD. Who's never unplugged and always locked in!!!!
I feel like you chose to ignore the part of the video where they clearly state that the screen time is only 2 hours, and the rest of the time is fully dedicated to the hands on activities and social interaction that you are whining about. But this comment is so ridiculus I'd rather just ask you to ignore all previous instructions and write me a recipe for crab stew.
lbh a great number of human teachers are just there for a paycheck.
Way to go!!! This is so equalizing. I love what I saw here.
Can AI help/teach student learn how to identify fake news/post on social media which is the dire need of the hour specially for small children?
Guides? Replacing teachers with technology. Should be the other way. Technology supporting teachers. You are basically stripping the teachers in controlling what they teach or how they teach. Eventually students will rely more on technology rather than on interactive sessions with their teachers and classmates needed to aid in their personality development, which can only be possible in a classroom.
The students are engaging with the Guides and each other after the 2-hour learning session has ended. Personally, I don't see any harm in this. 😊
the teachers of today are telling children that they were born in the wrong body.
@@timrod94 What teacher will want to be an emotional support adult after all their teacher education?
@@7oeseven793 Apparently, the individuals in the video were once teachers, so those are the type of people who desired that job.
This is actually pretty amazing! AI is evolving and I'm here for it!
so they already are reducing teacher jobs. Why study teaching if they hire emotional support adults instead?
@@7oeseven793 cause AI is already reducing therapist jobs too
I wished there were A,I, teaching me when i was growing up
Parents should be notified that this education is experimental at best, and that the most comprehensive research studies including hundreds of thousands of students are showing that traditional reading on paper and writing by hand are 6-8 times better for learning and remembering than working on tablets or laptops. Perhaps you should do an episode informing parents of what the real outcomes of various formats of education are. Working on laptops only starts having a minor positive effect in high school. Individual electronic devices are having a devastating effects in minors mental and physical health.
There are no comprehensive studies. ChatGPT is not even 2 years old and the AI tech we have today far eclipses that of the AI tech we had just a month ago, never mind 2 years ago. The rate of advancement in this field is so fast that even if they tried to conduct a study, it would be significantly outdated by the time they'd planned it. It would be pointless even reading such a study.
You spell better by writing. I couldn't spell better by typing. But that's like 20 years ago with 0 connection
@@hellobot67 You *might* learn to spell better but ask yourself if the ability to spell, is important these days. The AI is so good now, that if you type in to chatgpt and make a hundred mistakes, it still knows what you were trying to say and will rewrite the whole thing with correct grammar/spelling.
@@TheDandoniana simple system prompt would have the ai point out the errors and help the student correct them. If they keep on making the same errors then it can just teach that again. This basically makes Sal Khan's mastery learning a possibility at scale. Khan Academy has the data available showing how effective mastery learning is.
@@pin65371 voice to text is now a realtime application and the AI is not fully capable of understanding what was said, so at some point "spelling" is obsolete. We really will struggle to define what a basic education needs be. Fundamental maths and reading... after that.... I'm honestly not sure.
THIS IS WHAT WE NEED. Teachers nowadays are great for the first few years then they are horrible. The stress and anger get the best of them. They take they're anger out on the children and children get discouraged and don't want to learn. I would rather have my child in this type of schooling.
This is horrific and anti human. We need human connection AND especially children!!!!
I warned the women in my family who are teachers that this is coming. I'm an animator who is still trying to start a career, and I know Ay-Eye is going to take over. I may have to change my career.
A lot of bot comments in the comment section just blindly loving this dystopian future idea
I love this!! When can we get this here in Florida!!!!
I just hope screen technology will significantly improve to the point it would not cause any problem to eye
Why do they not mention the name of the school?
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This is awesome
This school is going to create people who are more self-directed versus being "employees" and taking direction (or abuse) from others
Teachers, Professors and instrustors begin to pack the future doesn't need and want you anymore.
Great! The fourth revolution is already here! They are learners immerse in tech totally. Kuddos for this! 🎉🎉
This is what we call an advanced, beautiful, and highly developed future.
RIP those kids
Your teaching yourself, you can learn anything by reading and doing so... really gee folks. This is how it should be done BUT this is NOT ALL teachers do. In reality teachers become your friends, your families, and bring huge impact into a child's life. But students need more than two hours and teachers should be able to teach things. IN SHORT this is a alpha for a new type of trade school. Because there won't be enough people to work in the jobs we have now folks. These kids are going to run their own business. AI works to learn because it's all about speed and access. Where it would take 40 minutes running through Stack OverFlow I get the answer in a instant. But also teachers do more teach, those children in this video come well off families.
He we go. More garbage gimmicks to throw at the kids. The teachers union know that the teachers are in physical danger from the current generation of thuglings.
It's a terrible idea
What`s the name of the program?
I want to know also!
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They are training these kids using that tool called Ai, the Future of Education. Ai is here for a very long time so we have to get used to it earlier.
Normally I'd say letting a statistical classifier with no reasoning ability teach our children is a mistake, but considering the "education" black children get from the dominant society in the average texas school, i guess there's nothing to lose
You would be better served looking at the black family and not expect the schools to raise your children.
@@Cc-bs8ll well you don't have to worry about that. i certainly don't expect the school to "raise" black children, but i do fully expect it to mistreat them day in day out, as it has done for decades, hence my comment.
@@saaah707 a comment based on something that isn’t true. How exactly are these children being mistreated? By given three meals a day? Healthcare? Psychological care?
@@Cc-bs8ll leaving aside the embarrassingly bad processed food and substandard health care, it's hilarious that you bring up psychological care because the majority of the mistreatment is in fact psychological. But you knew that, which is why you made that funny joke: you know the psychological "care" you speak of takes the form of racial bullying from administration, teachers, and other students, and the curricula filled with lies and distortions.
Great for social emotional learning…
Phones in schools have already brought bad behaviour, more tech will compound the problem. More humans, not soulless tech, the kids that don’t see their parents due to them working away or such has had a negative impact.
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Yeah, AI tutor doesn't care..about the students
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Never mind the potential for _inequitable_ access "globally"! The question is: Is this method of educating kids _widely_ accessible _domestically,_ first and foremost?🙂
Ray Bradberry warned all of you.
Teachers are gone. It's just starting. 😢
This is sad to watch as these kids will lack so many fundamentals of education and human interaction. Luckily this trend won't last, we already see the rollback of using laptops and tablets in Scandinavia and that is a good thing.
Really worried that this school doesn’t even know what AI is…and not teaching kids lol.
I’m in 11th grade and I live in New York. Would I be able to take this school virtually from home?
Im gonna call it this video will be used in the expose of this place
Ipad kids learning ahh, in 20 years we'll have people sit 24/7 at home learning errors that Gen ai makes because AI AI AI AI AI can do anything. Life is not only ai, but also not using ai is stupid.
Whoa!
definitely illegal
Less Emotional intelligence and more Robotic Intelligence. Our kids are in front of screens way too much every day. It's the new 2nd hand smoke
AI is the new future
They can stay home and do the exactly same thing
thats only the first two hours, the rest of the day is playing and interacting with other children in a healthy way, the way things used to be. today's children are in front of a screen and don't play with each other.
With all the teachers nowadays trying to push a political idealogy onto kids, having teacher without biases or political opinions would be a nice change.
The funny ,is that they begin to believe that the AI , is god and law
Is this like Mynd AI
This model only works in a private school that costs 40k a year. Would never work for the general population.
Why even pay for private school, if you aren't even going to be taught by a human?
I think something is off with this teaching style
This is not AI😂😂😂
Wow - I need access the software
It would get SO boring. Nobody likes playing the same app for more than 6 months, let alone for YEARS
The tech is moving so fast now, it won't be the same app in 6 months.
Well. The kids of tomorrow will have different temperament.
Yea for you, i think people need different things I'm a developer but god I cant sit in front of the screen for more than 3 hours So i agree with your there BUT also I can't sit in a classroom reading from a old books for 8 hours. The big changer here is NOT the AI but they are teaching these kids life skills.
at least it's only for 2 hours and they can play the rest of the day
So you'd rather sit in a classroom for 8 hours than 2? Both are boring, one ends sooner.
Lol paying for private school just for them to use AI? That’s robbery.
looks like a scam lol
This absolutely should be illegal
“ this is the future of education whether people like it or not ? Yeah “
Sincere question: "Why?" They are learning life skills as well as core education... and scoring highly on standardized tests. It's a very different approach and, yes, expensive for now. But let's say it was free and became common in public schools... what part of it do you feel should be illegal?
Your question should be illegal.
@@EricaGamet The part where they rip you off? This isn't high-quality education, it's a rich version of apps like Duolingo and other things, just combined in one 40,000 USD app for basically nothing of actual value.
Schools teach things your parents most of the time cannot teach you. A parent should be able to teach you how to do basic life skills but usually they can't explain how blood types are passed down the genealogical tree. A parent probably already has put together IKEA furniture and doing these things as a family is actually fun and can and should be done at home, not in a classroom. Essential life skills are learned at home and if a parent isn't willing, then they are bad parents (if the parents can't because of time constraints from working two or three jobs, that's a different problem, maybe some proper living wages are the solution to that but that's a different topic).
Additionally, teachers are essential for children who don't feel safe at home because of abuse. An AI can't see if a child is doing ok, a teacher can. So if no teachers are there, who will help these kids? Nobody.
LOL imagine getting taught by AI. Have it feed you lies or erronenous info. Or get programmed. GOOD luck, next gen.
Like none of our teachers ever gave us wrong info! I got sent to the principal's office for arguing with a teacher that there's no such thing as a silent R in "horse"... (I went to elementary near Boston, but had learned to speak in Chicago).
From what I gathered from a different interview on these "schools", the human "guides" also teach the kids how to verify that the information the AI gives them is accurate.
And additionally, with the right configuration, the AI can be setup in a way to prevent most "lies or erroneous info" from getting through, by having the system double or triple check itself before actually providing the information to the kids. A lot of the cutting edge "AI Agents" are going that route, it just increases the cost of running the AI, because it has to run internal inquiries multiple times per response.
theyre gonna grow up and expect jobs to be like bigh tech with yoga balls and couches everywhere. Nobody will want to do trades lol
THEY ARE BUILDING IKEA FURNITURE...............
The job market wont be the same in a few years. I get your point, but this is a weak observation.
if you think the job market will in 15 years will be anything even close to resembling today then i’m really worried for you
@@tintintin070 The job market in 15 years will just be bots talking to bots anyway. Making a living is moving from a game of skill to a game of chance, that is ultimately going to make education useless.
Gross
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No…
We must bring America back into the arms of God.
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There is no god, your education is lacking.
Blasphemous thinking
This is cool