Carl Hendrick @carlhendrick.substack.com · Nov 8

Are we approaching a Turing Test for Teaching? A deep dive into the evidence on AI tutoring. carlhendrick.substack.com/p/the-algori...

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Isabelle Finn-Kelcey · Nov 10

I guess, for some children, learning via AI is less likely to result in poor MH & burnout than going to school? But this isn’t because AI T&L is good - it’s because schools are super harsh. researchfeatures.com/children-fro...

Ben Wilbrink · Nov 8

Learning is a slow process. Long term memory needs to be protected from loads of largely irrelevant information. All signs are red regarding the introduction of this kind of AI in education.

Christian Moore-Anderson · Nov 8

Thanks Carl, I enjoyed that. I have a question, when you refer to physical laws that learning obeys, which laws do you have in mind? I know you mean "all of them", but which laws do you have in mind that make a difference in learning?