Andrej Karpathy

And so I kind of think that education will kind of play out in the same way.

Like you'll go to school, like you go to gym.

And I think that right now, I think not that many people learn because learning is hard.

You bounce from material.

And some people overcome that barrier, but for most people, it's hard.

But I do think that it's a technical problem to solve.

It's a technical problem to do what my tutor did for me when I was learning Korean.

I think it's tractable and buildable, and someone should build it.

And I think it's going to make learning anything trivial and desirable, and people will do it for fun because it's trivial.

If I had a tutor like that for any arbitrary piece of, like, knowledge, I think it's going to be so much easier to learn anything.

And people will do it.

And they'll do it for the same reasons they go to gym.

I think this, so I do definitely feel like people will be, I do think like eventually it's a bit of a losing game, if that makes sense.

I do think that it is in long term.

Yeah.

Long term, which I think is longer than I think maybe most people in the industry.

It's a losing game.

I do think that people can go so far and that we barely scratch the surface of how much a person can go.

And that's just because people are bouncing off of material that's too easy or too hard.

And I actually kind of feel that people will be able to go much further.