Two speakers argue generative AI is the biggest technology shift ever for education, enabling personalized learning that will soon surpass human tutoring. They propose building modular course ingredients that AI assembles in real time, creating infinite curriculum versions. Early tests show learners feel the approach is uniquely tailored and more engaging.
I think it's the biggest kind of S curve in the history of technology education. You can leverage Genai to build a much more personalized experience that adapts to the learner in various ways.
We're going to get to the point where eventually.
Education technology will beat the kind of human 101 tutor. I think that's an incredibly powerful moment.
GPT 3.5 came out in late 2022 and it felt okay. Now there is a chance we could do something different. We latched on the idea of instead of creating content, we create the ingredients that then make up the content and then we have the AI actually deliver the content in real time.
It's not just that the new curriculum will become available, it's also that there's an infinite amount of versions of that curriculum that will emerge over the next year. We are now testing this with kind of real learners, and the early results confirm what you kind of intuitively expect, which is like, people just enjoy the experience better. They feel like it's more uniquely for them and it drives engagement up. The.
Journey from seeing a particular audience that has particular knowledge needs, going from that to having a course that can be delivered can shrink significantly from months to days. And we think that this can all be possible within 2026. So that's like really, really exciting.