Joe Liemandt

We're focused on K through 12.

And so there needs to be somebody else who does that for the adults.

But the next five or 10 years, everybody can have this.

This is going to be a standard thing for everybody.

Back to a visionary, I was talking to some ministers of education of other countries.

I was like, look, sometime in the next five years, I don't know exactly when, there's going to be a tablet that's less than $1,000 that is going to teach every kid on this planet everything they need to know in two hours a day.

It's going to come.

Our AI burn is like 10,000 bucks a kid right now, but it's going to be down.

It's going to be for everybody.

It's going to be on a tablet that everybody's going to have.

That is coming.

I believe that it's a reality that everybody should, if you're a parent, you should wake up and be super excited.

AI is going to affect people in various ways.

There's going to be winners and losers.

I'm in Austin and we have the robo taxis and the way most and all this stuff.

And I'm like, I would not want to be an Uber driver.

This is just not good.

It is not good for them.

For kids, it is an unequivocal good.

McKinsey's favorite line, and I completely agree with it, which is, this is the best time in history to be a five-year-old because we are going to transform their first 12 years because they are not going to sit in class.