The really curious thing is this divide between the science of learning and schools and education systems. Like we already know in most western countries the ed

The really curious thing is this divide between the science of learning and schools and education systems. Like we already know in most western countries the education system is terrible, and we already know what would improve it, we don't even need AI to make it scale (that's a whole other level of tailoring the way of learning to individual students requirements, which would make learning things incredibly more efficient). But even before AI there would be a lot that could be done, we already know would work and already works great in some countries. My point is, we already ignore the obvious faults in education, science has been screaming about for many decades, for many decades. There must be some other reason why education is resistant to reform that would have to be adressed first. But anyway, I would've really appreciated an AI as a kid that I could use to actually learn from after another useless school day with terrible, exhausted teachers, overcrowded classes, terrible textbooks and psychopathic class mates.