Aravind Srinivas
speaker
3,937 appearances
8 recordings
7 series
first heard Jun 2024
last heard 7 Jul
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Because all scientific literature is open and accessible to everybody.
You can even take a paper written by an expert and use an AI, understand it deeply, ask a lot of questions, and maybe even disprove what they claim to be true.
That's the whole peer review process, right?
The peer review process is all about questioning somebody's paper.
And that's why, like, you know, whatever you said happened in the COVID days is wrong.
Like, you should be allowed to ask questions about even eminent scientists' work.
It's okay.
Like if you're dumb and you had the wrong questions, sure, you're going to learn from that.
It's worse than not being allowed to ask the question.
I think that's where it should be.
I still think institutions will preserve their brand value because there is a certain aspect of education that's outside of learning, which is just having access to other curious and intelligent people.
Sure, community.
Yeah, and brands attract good communities, peer groups, blah, blah, blah.
But the actual process of learning itself has to change.
And what you're rewarded for has to change.
Fundamentally, everything flows downstream of the incentive.
So if the incentive is to score the highest on the exam based on answers, you're not really changing much.
You need to change that process.
You need to change the process of what do you reward a student?
Like what is A plus or A?
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