I can see a huge opportunity for home schooling with LLM - especially in cases where the curriculum is too sparse or the student has many questions which are no

I can see a huge opportunity for home schooling with LLM - especially in cases where the curriculum is too sparse or the student has many questions which are not covered by the reading material supplied, and the parents don't know enough about it. If the LLM responses were geared more toward inducing the student to perform their own research, to encourage them to do more reading on some topic, or to try things out for themselves to learn through experience (and then carry on the discussion with the LLM afterward) then that might be even better. Simply training young humans to interact with a chat bot which has all the answers is not a good path forward. Using it as a tool to foster human curiosity and growth, to challenge and inspire -- yes. To use it as a salve, as a babysitter, as a stand-in for someone who is too lazy to parent or teach -- no.