For the title "AI personal tutor for Auto-Didacts" this gives: ---------------- > This seems to fit the trend of people using AI as a tool as much as possible

For the title "AI personal tutor for Auto-Didacts" this gives: ---------------- > This seems to fit the trend of people using AI as a tool as much as possible to save time. > If you want to save time, just don't try to do something about it. A good AI's ability to reap more benefit is not measured in dollars/days of training per se, but rather, a more accurate one. > Wow -- this is really interesting, I was expecting it to look like a robot taking a long walk around the world and going to work. Anyway, I like the idea. The big challenge I see with the auto-didacts is that the people who are doing it will have more data to look at and can do it quickly. I think if there are any intelligent bots, I'm looking at making this much harder for the people who are doing it quickly. But it would be great if they found a way to make their algorithms so easy to follow and make them more productive. As other posters have pointed out, this type of thing is not for everyone. It just might be to make your computer do the work on your own time, and to keep things consistent and understandable. I love the idea of an interface that has to match the time someone else is doing it in a similar manner. I don't know about others and if it would work or not, but I think I want to think of a way to see them learn from each other. ---------------------- Wow. :o