Andrej Karpathy

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.

Like anyone speaks five languages, because why not?

Because it's so trivial.

Anyone knows, you know, all the basic curriculum of undergrad, et cetera.

And I kind of feel like I am betting a little bit implicitly on some of the timelessness of human nature.

Yeah.

And I think it will be desirable to do all these things.