The video is 11 years old, it's not exactly something chasing hype. And while I'd be the first to argue against blindly following what some dude says on youtub

The video is 11 years old, it's not exactly something chasing hype. And while I'd be the first to argue against blindly following what some dude says on youtube, he does have two degrees, has worked as an actual teacher and has been a lifelong educator. Plus has a team to fact check anything he makes. Kinda gives him a moderate amount of credibility on this specific topic in my book. Yeah you probably can't teach first grade kids who don't know what a tablet is anything, even with a fully multimodal model. I'd imagine if there is any kind of transition towards this sort of approach it makes sense to start in university first, where the teachers are objectively the worst at teaching of all levels of education, and students the smartest. Then a level lower in high school once the systems work better, etc. Hell, one of the docents at my university lab would give anything for an automation system that would replace the lectures and practice classes he grudgingly has to do, lmao, I think the entry hurdle for adoption there is rather low.