I believe that AI will enable us to build an AI tutor that can provide education as effectively as the best human tutors.

Human data might provide a head start for AI, but sustainable progress will depend on reinforcement learning as a continuous source of experience.

We are also exploring AI's ability to learn quickly from prior experiences, similar to how humans adapt to new games or tasks.

To effectively use AI, one must understand the physics behind the problems being solved, allowing us to design AI that can provide answers directly applicable to real-world scenarios.

I don't find the argument that AI cannot be conscious due to its lack of biological components compelling, as consciousness may not be limited to biological systems; if you can simulate a human brain with high fidelity, it's likely that there would be some kind of conscious experience present.

As AI systems evolve, they will need to learn from human interactions to improve personalization and effectiveness, which will be crucial for future applications.

I believe AI personal tutors could help make learning more relevant and engaging for students.

AI is becoming an extension of ourselves, learning from our interactions over time to help us achieve our best.

AI is already outperforming human teaching assistants in educational settings, and it is likely to surpass traditional educators in effectiveness. This shift could make formal schooling less relevant as AI becomes a primary learning tool.