AI Could Make Personal Tutoring Cheap: Rethinking School's One-Pace-Fits-All Model
r0ck3t23 · x · 2026-10-05
The author argues schools still ask thirty different brains to learn the same thing at the same pace—a structure that only made sense when individual attention was scarce. AI could make that attention cheap: every student gets a tutor that remembers what they understand, catches gaps, adapts pace, and explains differently when stuck. Many people never discover what they could have been unusually good at; a system with attention to spare can keep looking on purpose. Video version now live.
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