I agree that the LLMs of today 100% work for education. It's how I use them anyways, constantly have it open when I'm reading or doing a learning activity and t

I agree that the LLMs of today 100% work for education. It's how I use them anyways, constantly have it open when I'm reading or doing a learning activity and throwing questions at it, or generating summaries, and it is extremely enriching as a layer on top of that self directed work. I'm sure people like Sal Khan will continue to innovate ways to make them more useful for guided curriculum and other capabilities without needing any real fundamental technology research. I think to play devils advocate though, there is a ceiling on learning placed by how much the student cares, can focus, and is motivated. That will still exist, we can just make the motivated students path easier.