Raw LLM Responses

But you have to look at all sides. A program in Africa advanced underprivileged students 2 grade years over one summer. Completely AI driven. The potential is almost unimaginable. Imagine YOU having ONE STUDENT, how much BETTER COULD YOU DO? That is AI: the ability to tune the training in ALL aspects to the learning rate of that ONE student. No longer concerned with moving an ENTIRE CLASSROOM OF STUDENTS at ONE PACE over a semester. Imagine being able to instantly create any GRAPHIC or ILLUSTRATION, VIDEO or ANIMATION of any concept to perfectly fill any gap in their understanding, based upon a full understanding of THAT ONE STUDENT'S best accepted representation, speaking voice or imagery. Imagine giving the EXACT number of practice questions to test their knowledge, not ONE MORE than that wasting their time through instantly understanding every step of every solution they work through, monitored in real time in order to understand even which ELEMENTS of the problem they already understand and which they are still slow, or struggling with. No human teacher even with a single student could even come CLOSE TO ALL THAT. Remember that ONE (or more, if you were lucky) FANTASTIC TEACHER you had, who could motivate, inspire and communicate like none other: now imagine ALL TEACHERS in ALL SUBJECTS being at that level. THAT is the promise of AI. You have to stop seeing CURRENT STATE as the be all, end all, final state and capabilities of AI. Because we're not even CLOSE and only a small fraction of the community so hard at work pressing AI progress forward is even concerned with education.