Andrej Karpathy

That's the physical offering.

The digital offering is, yeah, a bunch of stuff on the internet and maybe some LLM assistant and it's a bit more gimmicky and a tier below, but at least it's accessible to like eight billion people.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And I think there's going to have to be a lot of not just education, but also re-education.

And I would love to help out there because I think the jobs will probably change quite a bit.

And so, for example, today, a lot of people are trying to upskill in AI specifically.

So I think it's a really good course to teach in this respect.

And yeah, I think the motivation-wise, before AGI, motivation is very simple to solve because people want to make money.

And this is how you make money in the industry today.

I think post-AGI is a lot more interesting, possibly, because, yeah, if everything is automated and there's nothing to do for anyone, why would anyone go to a school, et cetera?

So I think, I guess, like, I often say that pre-AGI education is useful.

Post-AGI education is fun.

And in a similar way, as people, for example, people go to gym today, but we don't need their physical strength to manipulate heavy objects because we have machines that do that.

They still go to gym.

Why do they go to gym?

Well, because it's fun, it's healthy, and you look hot when you have a six-pack.

I don't know.

I guess like...

So I guess what I'm saying is it's attractive for people to do that in a certain like very deep psychological evolutionary sense for humanity.