Joe Liemandt

Now, this engine, if I get kids to go through it, is going to provide the learning.

And so how do I get engagement?

And the people who know how to engage kids more than anything is video game developers.

They know how to engage kids.

TikTok and video games, back to the things.

That is absolutely a scalable way.

When I talk about this tablet,

I absolutely believe that there will be video games on that tablet that are totally engaging to kids, that they will go through and it will teach them everything they need to know.

So you'll see when Time Back launches, there'll be a section where we have a team of people who's like using AI, where they're using AI to build video games on top of the Time Back engine.

that kids will sit and play.

The easiest way to think about this is, well, let's take fluency.

Schools have stopped teaching multiplication and division tables, vocabulary lists.

Memorization has sort of gone out of style, which is really, really bad.

It's really important that kids learn this.

But people don't like the grind.

The engagement's the hard part.

So I just saw this last week where

Basically, think of a game like Candy Crush, but it's teaching math fluency, math fact fluency.

And it's super fun and engaging, and it's a super high-quality game.

Kids are basically just going to play this game and learn all their fast math facts.