We should strive to provide every person with a personalized tutor in their own language to enhance learning from an early age.

As technology advances, we risk losing essential human skills like empathy and conflict resolution unless we take personal accountability to teach and learn them.

STEM education should focus on teaching the general population to reason effectively and critically evaluate arguments, rather than just training a technical workforce. This approach will help individuals make informed decisions in a democratic society.

I believe AI tutors will become essential for learning, but there will always be a need for human guidance and motivation in education.

In the beginning, many believed that you can't teach effectively online, and that students need to have skin in the game to succeed.

Despite the advancements in AI, there remains a significant need for human teachers to deliver curriculum and lessons, as AI is not yet capable of fully replacing them.

We initially thought we were targeting science specialists, but we found that elementary teachers, who often feel unprepared to teach science, were actually the ones who needed our help.

The future of education should focus on teaching tools and adaptability rather than rote memorization, preparing individuals for a world where job roles are constantly evolving.

AI tools should be designed to enhance education, providing valuable resources to underserved communities and improving learning outcomes globally.