> I see AI being more of a teaching assistant, rather than a replacement for teachers That is exactly what he says in the tweet. I think the problem with trad

> I see AI being more of a teaching assistant, rather than a replacement for teachers That is exactly what he says in the tweet. I think the problem with traditional teaching, as in any skilled profession, is often in short supply and underpaid, not happy, and unable to keep up with 25+ kids in a class. The world needs orders of magnitude more teachers that are highly competent and more easily accessible. AI could massively scale high quality teaching with still a teacher in the loop.