Mackenzie Price

So, you know, the reason Daniel was able to work through a lawsuit was because Claude was able to say, OK, we know the legal precedents for this.

Here's the arguments that can be made.

But what AI is not good at is creating and developing new knowledge.

And that's where humans need to hang out is in that gray frontier space.

And that's why it's so important that, you know, kids shouldn't think about outsourcing knowledge because you can say, oh, chat GPT knows that, you know, I'll just won't worry.

In order to be a great critical thinker, you have to have knowledge in your brain to be able to grab on to.

as you think.

The other thing is, you know, frankly, we live in our heads for our entire lives.

We might as well make them an interesting place to hang out, right?

And so it's important to have that academic knowledge.

But then once you've got that knowledge, you've got to understand how am I going to take that and use the tools that are available to constantly evolve, adapt, and iterate on what we do.

And so that's some of the things that we're constantly teaching our students is how do you make sure that you are always

always up to date.

And, you know, Claude's a great example.

You know, you can do something on Claude today that we couldn't do a week ago and certainly couldn't even dream of a month ago.

And next week, Claude's going to come out with something even more.

And by the way, there's going to be some other AI tool that pops up that we don't even know about yet.

And so that's an example of being able to create adaptable and dynamic people who are willing to change, right?

And that's what we're really seeing there.

And I'll tell you what, guys, you