Joe Liemandt

And then the video stream itself...

is actually being fed to an AI model sitting there looking for anti-patterns.

What are the things that kids do?

Because basically, what are things that our kids do that slow them down that are learning anti-patterns?

And so it's looking for those.

And then when it has, it's going to be like, ooh, look, that's waste.

And then it's going to update the waste meter or flag the kid and say, stop doing it, depending on the mode is.

And when you think about the technology behind it, just think of back to that what's valuable data.

The same way having the data stream of all the Tesla cars running around that you're then saying, OK, what are we doing?

The data stream of, OK, here's what kids do when they're learning.

and what they shouldn't do and what to avoid.

And then you move it to, so the first phase is go find all the anti-patterns.

And then the second one is coach them up on it.

The software team, there's a couple different parts to it.

So Incept is the core generation engine.

And the name actually matters.

This is important, especially with AI in education, which is Incept sort of has two definitions.

One is the movie.

You're putting a mind virus in a kid's head.

That's what you're doing when you're educating a kid.