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“Should schools teach AI prompting instead of essay writing?”
Now my question is, do we need to continue to teach that technical, essay style or any style of essay over and over again, or do we need to start thinking about we're gonna use AI to write our essays?
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in relation to whatever that first chord is. And for learning solos, for example, or learning melodies, being able to sound something out. Now do you recommend people couple that with, music theory, in in terms of education, the the education journey
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I taught myself how to edit videos. And then you taught yourself how to interview. And I taught myself an interview. I'd never done an interview before. I never was, like, an interview or what? You haven't just done that. You've taught yourself not h
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...was a teaching method that was established, like, you know, a thousand years ago. There these book of koans. And every koan, you know, if you've ever read Goodell Escher Bach, he's got a whole chapter on koans. They're kind of non logical problems th
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...built a new methods to teach, you know, some complex subjects, and that's what they're they're living on. Right? The whatever class ratios and stuff like that, they did something very fundamental that they were doing offline already. They brought the
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...which is which is basically built a new methods to teach,
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unorthodox thinker to, like, actually do the numbers, the the technical stuff. So it's interesting that you pose it that way because one of the things that I do teach in econometrics is method. Uh-huh. Like, you know, like, when you're it's not just
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...of stuff are you teaching the kids at, Sarah Lawrence these days? So the interesting thing is I teach introduction to economic theory and policy, which is a year long lecture. And that actually deals with some of these central questions, markets, mon
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...And we feel like teaching these LLMs to be foundation models, but for quantum mechanics will be the next frontier for LLMs. Why haven't the models that are currently out in the world and deployed able to do this? Great question. I think, as you menti
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...very similar methods. But, yes, I I think my time, I don't know if they have changed. I think when they first came, I was, like, mostly, like, research IC work. So I was, like, building a lot of, like I was, like, writing code, like, you know, changi
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tried many times before they discovered the things they discovered. And I think maybe this is one of the confusing points about LLMs. LLMs can be very smart, but if they're not iterating on science, they won't discover science. You know, to be honest
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...around teaching sentence patterns that you drill and then sort of combine into higher order patterns. And all of that was in house with, you know, our content team and our teachers.
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...teaching sentence patterns that you drill and then sort of combine into higher order patterns. And all of that was in house with, you know, our content team and our teachers. And we build a lot of internal tooling to make this possible. There's just
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...methods. And they were happen to be doing they happen to be doing, machine learning for physics. I think the name of it was, like, some, like, symmetric thing. It's like machine learning for physics and physics of machine learning. Okay. Kind of a co
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...teaching this class as an experiment when I was coming out of a period of my life after I lost my husband when I was not sure what I was going to do with my life anymore. I didn't realize it at the time. You know, it was a little doctor heal myself k
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a practical framework for defining your values and figuring out how to live in a way that aligns with them. Susie is a force of nature in the very best way. She's one of those people who you know you want to spend more time around within seconds of t
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...how Osmo is teaching computers to both read and write scent. Alex was kind enough to walk me through the laboratory, which you could watch in the video version of this interview on YouTube and Spotify, where he demonstrates the method to their madnes
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...Osmo is teaching computers to both read and write scent. Alex was kind enough to walk me through the laboratory, which you could watch in the video version of this interview on YouTube and Spotify, where he demonstrates the method to their madness. W
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...a variety of methods people were using, but there were big projects at the time to literally try to encode basically software with essentially common sense, right, and sort of build up these sort of rules, you know, basically systems. And so the idea
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