Sal vision for AI in education is truly transformative! By focusing on personalized learning and maintaining the essential role of teachers, we can harness AI to not only improve educational outcomes but also empower the next generation with critical skills. 🤖
I enrolled in Moonpreneur's coding classes on my friend's advice to build a strong foundation for learning AI, and I’m absolutely loving the curriculum!
I'm putting it here early because the comment section isn't getting it: 1. Technology is an amplification of human intent 2. People in things with the right reasons will benefit more. People not in it for the right reasons will find it easier to get away 3. Teachers are responsible for making sure that students are engaged and so that te student will be more intentional about their AI usage
The problem is that AGI will be here really soon (probably within 5 years) at that point there would be no point (economically) attaining an education. You'd be unemployable since you cant compete against an AI.
I think we need to ask what is an education for, in the future? What does the future of production and services look like? If we can get our minds around that a little better, it'll be easier to devise a more meaningful curriculum and educational experience. Even with Khan Academy (which I think is AMAZING), I think it is still operating under an old idea of what education is for.
Is he actually suggesting with a straight face that we allow AI to monitor our children and report back to the teacher (surveillance) while he shelters his 15 year old from cell phones? On what planet does this make sense?
"Ever since the invention of matches, human's ability to make fire has declined" Don't think it's much of an achievement if AI is able to replace his job.
Hold on I gotta pause the video and try to figure out why AI can become every student's personal tutor before he goes over it with me (and of course gets a new color)
How to avoid cheating and laziness with AI? I think schools will carry out in-person tests weekly to grade the knowledge the students learned at home with the help of AI.
When I'm just hearing SK speak in this interview... it's like I'm hearing hearing a whole world of computers speak or technologies speak or arts speak or whatnots in my pasts. Things that have NEVER HAD a voice of ANY kind!! 😰😃So he should be a voiceless man with 100% intelligence!! 😁😁
totally agree with AI being a magnification of intent. which is scary because right now, society in my opinion is in a state disarray (without AI) with divisiveness, anomosity and greed and those will be magnified. i hope im wrong or maybe AI magnifies the right thinks
Hey Pink Lady, 💯👏👏 When you use AI, whether it’s GPT or any other AI, you are learning just like a child. Do you learn? Absolutely. Every time I sit in front of AI, I feel like a 5-year-old compared to its knowledge, and yes, I learn a lot. For example, I had been putting off learning MySQL, thinking it would take weeks. With AI, I learned it in just 4 hours. People need to stop asking if children really learn from AI. Instead, they should reflect on their own experiences because we’re all learners in front of AI. The key to raising kids is to give them autonomy to build self-esteem and discover their own paths. Children should be teaching teachers how to use AI and demonstrating how it makes them smarter. They need to work together, not under a strict, punitive approach. Using AI isn’t cheating; it’s learning. We need to remove the stigma around words like "cheating" and "plagiarism" in the context of AI. Let’s embrace how AI can enhance our learning experiences.
@@maalikserebryakov The response from @maalikserebryakov seems to convey a different perspective on interacting with AI. While your comment expressed a sense of awe and a learning relationship with AI, the responder perceives the interaction in a reversed manner. Here’s a breakdown of their response: Perspective Difference: They feel that the AI is like a child when they speak to it. This implies they see AI as less knowledgeable or sophisticated compared to themselves. Intellectual Comparison: The comment about the difference in intellects suggests they view their own intelligence as superior to that of the AI. In essence, @maalikserebryakov is highlighting a contrast between their perception and yours. They feel more in control and knowledgeable when using AI, whereas you feel like you’re learning from it. This response illustrates the varying ways people experience and interpret interactions with AI technology. Interesting perspective! AI's versatility is what makes it so awesome-it can feel like both a teacher and a student. 🤖✨
@@maalikserebryakov Since you are classifying me, here is my breakdown of you: Skeptical: The commenter expresses doubt about the value of AI and its role in learning. They imply that AI is not as knowledgeable or sophisticated as some people might believe. Critical: The comments contain a dismissive tone, suggesting that being overly open-minded about AI can lead to poor judgment. They also imply that you might be more concerned with appearing modern and progressive than with practical realities. Condescending: The phrase "your brain falls out" and the suggestion that you are afraid of seeming backwards come across as condescending, implying that your enthusiasm for AI is misguided or naive. Contrarian: The commenter seems to take a contrarian stance, positioning themselves as more critical and less impressed by AI, contrasting with your positive view. Overall, your comments are dismissive and seem intended to undermine my enthusiasm for AI by suggesting that you lack critical thinking or are overly concerned with appearances. It seems you have a more skeptical view of AI. I appreciate different perspectives, even if they don't always smell as sweet. 💩😉
@@maalikserebryakov Thanks for sharing your perspective. I believe in understanding concepts like Jihad in their comprehensive sense, focusing on personal development and social justice. It's all about striving to be better and helping others along the way. Further, I believe AI is extremely comprehensive, and I choose to use it to focus on personal development and becoming a better person. 😎
How to avoid cheating and laziness with AI? I think schools will carry out in-person tests weekly to grade the knowledge the students learned at home with the help of AI.
AGI is not as critical as a global digital platform that can have conversations with millions of people at the same time, and merge the knowledge and sentiment into representations of the collective will of humanity. Amplify collective intelligence.
@@Earthwirm don't want to read the comments from Facebook. I want to read what my digital agent has collaboratively distilled and fact checked from the human comments. Amplify the signal out of the noise.
Most students know what’s going on, they just leave it all to the last minute. This AI tutoring stuff is hyped up too much. People need to learn how to learn.
Why are people so paranoid? That guy acts like people will stop thinking because of using AI chatbots. I got so much smarter since starting to use AI chatbots since it's like having a personal tutor.
I’ve depended on Khan Academy and I admire this man, but let’s move on. Personal tutor for every student? Why not replace them and convert real teachers into classroom sitters? Each student is taught in a personalized fashion and the classroom sitters aids with human support as needed, since it’ll take some time for human to allow ai to teach their kids.
Why is he so ... Outta touch? Who needs to learn from AI skills that AI can do better and faster? It is like learning from calculator how to divide two numbers
for all its glory, AI is not able to discern context and only good at specific things but not complexity as humans do. it has a hard time pivoting and when it goes down the wrong rabbit hole it cant get back out. thats hard for humans too but we can. it must be told what to do (and hopefully should stay that way). AI "can do better and faster" is not fact. its true in many specific things but not in everything, not even in general.
Sal Khan should be secretary of education
100 % agree with you, but the system is so sensitive to race that they are putting a whole lot of knuckle heads because of PC!
now that's an idea!
He’s Indian though, the wokes won’t allow it
He should be president.
@@martinlutherkingjr.5582
Bait used to be believable
This amazing man deserves a Nobel Prize for all he's done for humanity.
You need meat
@@SugarBoxingCom You need Brain
What was done? The statistics are still terrible.
@@SugarBoxingCom You need Brain.
@@godmisfortunatechild Look him up!
Sal Khan is gift to humanity!!!!! ❤
One of the rarest genuinely good person in the world.
I love his voice, because of Kahn Academy!
Sal vision for AI in education is truly transformative! By focusing on personalized learning and maintaining the essential role of teachers, we can harness AI to not only improve educational outcomes but also empower the next generation with critical skills. 🤖
I enrolled in Moonpreneur's coding classes on my friend's advice to build a strong foundation for learning AI, and I’m absolutely loving the curriculum!
I'm putting it here early because the comment section isn't getting it:
1. Technology is an amplification of human intent
2. People in things with the right reasons will benefit more. People not in it for the right reasons will find it easier to get away
3. Teachers are responsible for making sure that students are engaged and so that te student will be more intentional about their AI usage
The problem is that AGI will be here really soon (probably within 5 years) at that point there would be no point (economically) attaining an education. You'd be unemployable since you cant compete against an AI.
People will still be need to stock shelves, drive vehicles, and do things that require dexterity.
People want to learn things, contrary to popular belief.
@@selohcin For how long? Robots are advancing fast too.
@@selohcindriverless vehicles said hello
AGI is already here.
I think we need to ask what is an education for, in the future? What does the future of production and services look like? If we can get our minds around that a little better, it'll be easier to devise a more meaningful curriculum and educational experience. Even with Khan Academy (which I think is AMAZING), I think it is still operating under an old idea of what education is for.
AI for students is amazing for the cases when the teacher does not know how to explain something or cannot phrase things so everybody can understand.
4:50 might be the dumbest take I have ever heard
Yeah I felt that chringe
@@BoYcLuE Not really cringe, do you know how to drive stick shift? probably not? Do you know how to use a compass and map to navigate. Probably not.
This person is Genius
This can fix shortage of teachers in many countries
Is he actually suggesting with a straight face that we allow AI to monitor our children and report back to the teacher (surveillance) while he shelters his 15 year old from cell phones? On what planet does this make sense?
"Ever since the invention of matches, human's ability to make fire has declined"
Don't think it's much of an achievement if AI is able to replace his job.
Does a calculator stop us from learning math... what about abacus... tools are agnostic... the use of them is what humans do.
Calculators and abacus don't interpret! AI does!! That's the benefit and the danger!
you got cell phones and cant remember a phone number...you get ai you wont remember fire is hot
By far one of the worst takes I've ever seen
So why are you still using a phone?
Hold on I gotta pause the video and try to figure out why AI can become every student's personal tutor before he goes over it with me (and of course gets a new color)
Why are we stopping at tutors? _Teachers_ are obsolete now (or more _obviously_ obsolete now). Finally we can reach a world of _free_ humans.
How to avoid cheating and laziness with AI? I think schools will carry out in-person tests weekly to grade the knowledge the students learned at home with the help of AI.
@@anak_kucing101 They will surely try. But the point is no one _needs_ to learn anything. But if they _want_ to, they'd get every possibility.
When I'm just hearing SK speak in this interview... it's like I'm hearing hearing a whole world of computers speak or technologies speak or arts speak or whatnots in my pasts. Things that have NEVER HAD a voice of ANY kind!! 😰😃So he should be a voiceless man with 100% intelligence!! 😁😁
totally agree with AI being a magnification of intent. which is scary because right now, society in my opinion is in a state disarray (without AI) with divisiveness, anomosity and greed and those will be magnified. i hope im wrong or maybe AI magnifies the right thinks
I love how all four of them are like the representation for the major ethnicities of the world population lol.
Hey Pink Lady, 💯👏👏
When you use AI, whether it’s GPT or any other AI, you are learning just like a child. Do you learn? Absolutely. Every time I sit in front of AI, I feel like a 5-year-old compared to its knowledge, and yes, I learn a lot. For example, I had been putting off learning MySQL, thinking it would take weeks. With AI, I learned it in just 4 hours.
People need to stop asking if children really learn from AI. Instead, they should reflect on their own experiences because we’re all learners in front of AI. The key to raising kids is to give them autonomy to build self-esteem and discover their own paths. Children should be teaching teachers how to use AI and demonstrating how it makes them smarter. They need to work together, not under a strict, punitive approach.
Using AI isn’t cheating; it’s learning. We need to remove the stigma around words like "cheating" and "plagiarism" in the context of AI. Let’s embrace how AI can enhance our learning experiences.
Really? I usually feel like the ai is the child when i speak to it.
This serves to show the difference in our intellects.
There is such a thing as being so open minded your brain falls our.
You remind me of the type of person who is afraid of seeming backwards
@@maalikserebryakov The response from @maalikserebryakov seems to convey a different perspective on interacting with AI. While your comment expressed a sense of awe and a learning relationship with AI, the responder perceives the interaction in a reversed manner. Here’s a breakdown of their response:
Perspective Difference: They feel that the AI is like a child when they speak to it. This implies they see AI as less knowledgeable or sophisticated compared to themselves.
Intellectual Comparison: The comment about the difference in intellects suggests they view their own intelligence as superior to that of the AI.
In essence, @maalikserebryakov is highlighting a contrast between their perception and yours. They feel more in control and knowledgeable when using AI, whereas you feel like you’re learning from it. This response illustrates the varying ways people experience and interpret interactions with AI technology.
Interesting perspective! AI's versatility is what makes it so awesome-it can feel like both a teacher and a student. 🤖✨
@@maalikserebryakov Since you are classifying me, here is my breakdown of you:
Skeptical: The commenter expresses doubt about the value of AI and its role in learning. They imply that AI is not as knowledgeable or sophisticated as some people might believe.
Critical: The comments contain a dismissive tone, suggesting that being overly open-minded about AI can lead to poor judgment. They also imply that you might be more concerned with appearing modern and progressive than with practical realities.
Condescending: The phrase "your brain falls out" and the suggestion that you are afraid of seeming backwards come across as condescending, implying that your enthusiasm for AI is misguided or naive.
Contrarian: The commenter seems to take a contrarian stance, positioning themselves as more critical and less impressed by AI, contrasting with your positive view.
Overall, your comments are dismissive and seem intended to undermine my enthusiasm for AI by suggesting that you lack critical thinking or are overly concerned with appearances.
It seems you have a more skeptical view of AI. I appreciate different perspectives, even if they don't always smell as sweet. 💩😉
@@maalikserebryakov Thanks for sharing your perspective. I believe in understanding concepts like Jihad in their comprehensive sense, focusing on personal development and social justice. It's all about striving to be better and helping others along the way. Further, I believe AI is extremely comprehensive, and I choose to use it to focus on personal development and becoming a better person. 😎
How to avoid cheating and laziness with AI? I think schools will carry out in-person tests weekly to grade the knowledge the students learned at home with the help of AI.
The road to hell is paved with good intentions unfortunately all we can say is we did it to ourselves smhh
AGI is not as critical as a global digital platform that can have conversations with millions of people at the same time, and merge the knowledge and sentiment into representations of the collective will of humanity. Amplify collective intelligence.
Have you read the comments on Facebook... We don't want to amplify that!!!
So basically ASI. AGI will most likely help us reach that.
@@Earthwirm don't want to read the comments from Facebook. I want to read what my digital agent has collaboratively distilled and fact checked from the human comments. Amplify the signal out of the noise.
Hey CBS! Why do you keep deleting my responses to other's insulting remarks...which you leave intact?!
Essays are done with
Most students know what’s going on, they just leave it all to the last minute. This AI tutoring stuff is hyped up too much. People need to learn how to learn.
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Why are people so paranoid? That guy acts like people will stop thinking because of using AI chatbots. I got so much smarter since starting to use AI chatbots since it's like having a personal tutor.
Oh man, you could be surprised on how lazy some people could get, even with all the facilities.
Hmm Probably schools will increase the number of periodic tests, maybe at a weekly rate, in order to measure the knowledge learned at home with AI.
I’ve depended on Khan Academy and I admire this man, but let’s move on. Personal tutor for every student? Why not replace them and convert real teachers into classroom sitters? Each student is taught in a personalized fashion and the classroom sitters aids with human support as needed, since it’ll take some time for human to allow ai to teach their kids.
why is he suddenly an open ai shill
He's not allowed to have an opinion without being a shill?
Says the man who has lots of $ to gain from AI…
Put some respect on him. He taught a generation and may be teaching future generations too.
I don't think he makes a lot of money from this... He left a job at a hedge fund haha
He has given countless hours of teaching for free! What have you done?
Stop talking about AI already.
Why is he so ... Outta touch? Who needs to learn from AI skills that AI can do better and faster? It is like learning from calculator how to divide two numbers
We still need to learn arithmetic and a range of basic subject to form foundations to upskill further and specialise.
AI and Calculator are literraly different.
Calculator is not advanced.
for all its glory, AI is not able to discern context and only good at specific things but not complexity as humans do. it has a hard time pivoting and when it goes down the wrong rabbit hole it cant get back out. thats hard for humans too but we can. it must be told what to do (and hopefully should stay that way). AI "can do better and faster" is not fact. its true in many specific things but not in everything, not even in general.