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I think that AI may actually break
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education. I think the internet was the
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first leg on the stool to break higher
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education. The internet democratized
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access to information and knowledge. You
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can watch MIT graduate courses. That's
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an incredible transition that's happened
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for humanity, for society, for the
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world. AI is the next leg of the stool
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to break. And I think that AI may
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actually break education. It may break
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higher education and then eventually it
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may make its way all the way down to
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childhood in terms of rethinking from
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first principles. How do we educate? And
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we could see kids in Africa and kids in
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South Asia getting the equivalent of a
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Harvard graduate school degree at a cost
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of zero through personalized tutoring
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enabled through AI and the ubiquitous
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access to knowledge and information. So
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that core function of the university I
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think is broken and they're now starting
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to reconcile what that actually means
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for the long-term viability of all of
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these higher educational institutions in
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the United Eggs.