Manolis Kellis

Just let the AI train the students.

I mean, please, because like, what do I want?

Do I want jobs for humans or do I want better outcome for humanity?

That's exactly right.

That's exactly right.

And as an individual, I gained a tremendous amount from teaching at MIT.

This is like an extremely fulfilling job.

I often joke about if I were a billionaire in the stock market, I would pay MIT an exorbitant amount of money to let me work day in, day out, all night with the smartest people in the world.

And that's what I already have.

So that's a very fulfilling experience for me.

But why would I deprive those students from a better advisor if they can have one?

Take them.

First of all, education is the way out of poverty.

Education is the way to success.

Education is what let my parents escape, you know, islands and sort of let their kids come to MIT.

And this is a basic human right.

Like we should basically get extraordinarily better at identifying talent across the world and give that talent opportunities.

So we need to nurture the nature.

We need to nurture the talent across the world.

And there's so many incredibly talented kids who are just sitting in underprivileged places in Africa, in Latin America, in the middle of America,