Karpathy’s podcast has AI and Education things that I’m really curious to see.
There’s a number of initiatives going on right now around education and AI. I want to get into the weeds. I want to understand better how education and AI are solving issues of memory when it comes to learning from students and how we’re able to do that in a way that is responsible, respectful, privacy first, but also learns from the student.
It’s a real challenge and I think Andre was right to call it out, but it’s also a real opportunity and he recognized that as well.
To elaborate on Nate B. Jones quote above, there’s a fundamental challenge with personal data and AI, that is present in all personal queries, and especially relevant in areas where data wants to be private such as Healthcare and Education.
The equation is something like:
The more personal data available to AI, wherever it might be available or stored, the deeper and more profound and more useful AI queries of that data will be. It’s TBD how that fundamental requirement can be aligned with privacy goals.
To date, it’s a definite conundrum.