Shekhar Natarajan

And so, yeah.

So it's self-correcting.

It's self-correcting.

The system is being self-correcting.

This is the classic in tech.

It's the hype cycle, trough of disillusionment, plateau of productivity.

You know, it always happens that way.

And then a new literacy is born and a set of practices and so on and so forth.

And so there's disruptions, right?

Like, you know, they happen over different periods of time.

These are being, so they feel sharp.

But in all of that, you had the agency, not with AI.

We don't, like, we are giving up the control.

So there's a whole class of people who are choosing not to use AI, just like Steve Jobs' kids didn't have screens, where people are retreating to philosophy, to the humanities, to books, to slow reading, to somatic learning, and having the capacity.

You mentioned Montessori schools.

Why is it that some of the wealthiest, technologically patented people in their families are sending their kids to lo-fi Montessori schools?

I went to Montessori school also.

Right.

That's why.

That's why.