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> What happens if they have two or more children? What if they want other jobs? Obviously, as a cost cutting measure, we will pay $50k per child to each of the

> What happens if they have two or more children? What if they want other jobs? Obviously, as a cost cutting measure, we will pay $50k per child to each of the parents. > What real bearing does this have on the fundamental problem? I don’t actually understand what the problem is we’re trying to solve here, honestly. Give them all an AI and call it a day.

akira2501 4y ago
> Obviously, as a cost cutting measure, we will pay $50k per child to each of the parents. What is your reasoning for believing this would improve outcomes? > I don’t actually understand what the problem is we’re trying to solve here, honestly. Really? We spend a lot on education. Our outcomes are demonstrably sub-optimal. There's no correlation between amount spent in a classroom and classroom outcomes. There's obviously a large flaw in the entire model. > Give them all an AI and call it a day. Well.. when we invent an actual AI and not some hallucinatory language model, let me know, until then, you're obviously not serious or willing to play fast and loose with something important. Hard to believe we're struggling to get this right.