Reed Hastings

All the AI is doing that.

And they're doing the social-emotional learning.

So how do you interact with other students?

How do you do the project?

How do you sit still?

So think of them as becoming social-emotional experts, and they're pretty good at that already, and less subject matter.

What happened in 12th century England, and regurgitating the facts, which is a lot of what they have to know now.

So it's them becoming, again, specialized in the social-emotional side.

And then you've got this huge numbers of companies now are trying to do AI for education, and

So it's a big scramble, a lot of competition, very exciting.

Yeah, and again, the classroom model has so many inefficiencies in how it's organized, how little learning happens, that it's a great AI application to take on.

And then also, young people are very adept at new technologies.

So it's got a double win.

So I think education will be one of the big areas transformed, and everyone will be able to get a better education.

And I think that's and the danger for a 14 year old like that is then they sit in a classroom and they can get pretty bored and then they can act out and then they can get labeled in various ways.

Totally.

So, you know, it's why the again, the industrial education system, you know, is slowly adapting and good ways is to avoid that outcome.

And then charter schools are U.S.,

form of school governance where a public school is a nonprofit and they get to be independent and operate under their own rules, but they operate as a nonprofit focused on the kids.

And they're a little more flexible than the government run schools because they don't have the civil service orientation.