Are tutors out of a job?

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Kim Commando 0:00
This is amazing. Right after today's Daily Tech Update, I'm going to play for you a great clip from my nationally syndicated radio show. It's called, I know, The Kim Commander Show. Funny how that works. And hey, if you're not subscribed to it wherever you get your podcasts, what are you doing? You're missing out. You need this intel to live in today's world. When my son was a high school junior, we found a wonderful tutor who specialized in prepping students for the dreaded Scholastic Aptitude Test, the SAT. But now, thanks to Gemini AI, those SAT tutors may be out of a job. I'm Kim Commando for NetSuite. AI has changed the world and companies using it have the advantage. Download the free business guide, Demystifying AI Right Now, at netsuite.com slash Kim.
Kim Commando 0:45
Of course, we all know that a number of jobs — customer service reps, admin assistants, data analysts, junior software developers, and other entry-level positions — will be replaced by AI. But in a surprise move, Google's giving away — as in free of charge — on-demand practice SAT tests through Gemini AI. The tests are vetted by the Princeton Review. and they're only available for the SAT test right now. But Google says more exams are coming soon, and for anything that you don't understand, you're just going to ask Gemini AI. And like that, SAT tutors are done. Get my newsletter at GetChem.com. And now, as promised, a clip from my weekend show, The Kim Commando Show.

What new test prep technology is Google offering?

Kim Commando 1:26
It's pretty much the best radio show in the world, but I may be just a little biased. Sit back and enjoy. Let's be honest. Our personal info is everywhere. Creeps and data brokers are out there scooping up birthdays, social security numbers, political views, medical conditions, you name it. It's not even shocking anymore. But that doesn't mean you have to put up with it. Incogni is my secret weapon when it comes to online privacy. They do the hard work of getting your personal data removed from people's search sites and those shady data brokers. And now they've stepped it up.

How is Gemini AI changing the tutoring landscape?

Kim Commando 1:58
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What advantages does AI provide in education?

Kim Commando 2:27
You'll be so glad that you did. I am PrivacyKim.com for 60% off with Incogni. So schools across the country are banning cell phones and report out this past week that schools in New York City are having a major problem with this. Of course. The major problem is that in your classroom, you have different things like the ABCs, right? On the wall and maybe like the science area, whatever it may be.

What are the implications of AI on job markets?

Kim Commando 2:57
And then there's always the clock, right? The clock. As it turns out, kids don't know how to tell time.
Andrew Babinski 3:05
We never taught them because they have it on all their devices, the microwaves, the ovens. It's everywhere digitally. So we just never, I don't know if, I gotta be honest with you, I know my son can, but I don't know if my daughter can read a clock. Do you think you need to teach her how?
Kim Commando 3:20
I mean, it can't hurt. I mean, you know, she goes to an airport or something. She'd be like, uh, what's the big hand on the little hand on?

How will free SAT practice tests impact students?

Andrew Babinski 3:27
What does that mean? You think if she goes to an airport, there's going to be one big analog clock to figure out when her plane takes off. If she goes to Yemen or someplace like that.
Kim Commando 3:38
Nice call back the last hour. See that? Let me tell you, I was so hungry this morning. I almost eight o'clock. Did you? Yes. I did because it's so time consuming. And then I'd have to go back for seconds. And on that happy note, welcome ladies and gentlemen, it's called The Kim Commando Show because after all, I'm America's beloved digital goddess, Kim Commando here with you once again. And you just tapped into the best source for all things digital.

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