Homeschooling and AI barely intersect, despite both sides being eager — why?
KarlMuth · x · 2026-09-20
The author notes an odd gap: AI lab executives who homeschool their kids, and homeschooling parents who are enthusiastic about AI, yet the two communities barely interact publicly. The post raises the question of why this intersection remains so weak, highlighting an overlooked education × AI scenario.
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