Yes, that's fair, but I think we can do better in our education revolution than just plonking kids down in a classroom with ChatGPT! If we take a fairly constra

Yes, that's fair, but I think we can do better in our education revolution than just plonking kids down in a classroom with ChatGPT! If we take a fairly constrained subject like high school algebra, we should be able to, for example, study its BS rate by having knowledgeable testers converse with it at length, and thus perhaps produce AIs suitably calibrated and QA'd for classroom usage. But I should go read Sal's book, it sounds promising.