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A profile of Derek Li, founder of China's top adaptive learning edtech Squirrel AI, whose business is fueled by the country's relentless academic pressure

could it actually work? … Bluesky: @nouveaux-horizons : They're gonna hate him when they grow up. John Berry / @aniccia : He is in China, where by national law a human has to be ready to takeover and remotely drive their robots/cars.  Here is what is behind the telecomm curtain at Baidu, among China's largest AV/ADS operators: [image] @hypervisible.blacksky.app : Unintentionally revealing analogy:  —  “He compares it [ai teaching] to autonomous driving, where a computer takes over the main tasks under minimal human supervision.”

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  • @steveramosmedia @steveramosmedia on x
    Media outlets like Bloomberg are following Squirrel AI, the operator of 3,000 AI-supported Study Centers throughout China. Derek Li, founder of Squirrel AI, says he's bringing his self-studying AI model to the United States. Is Squirrel AI the future of secondary education? [imag…
  • @jimmy56541 @jimmy56541 on x
    One way or another this technology is coming Teachers are screwed I so are tutors https://www.bloomberg.com/...
  • @nouveaux-horizons @nouveaux-horizons on bluesky
    They're gonna hate him when they grow up.
  • @aniccia John Berry on bluesky
    He is in China, where by national law a human has to be ready to takeover and remotely drive their robots/cars.  Here is what is behind the telecomm curtain at Baidu, among China's largest AV/ADS operators: [image]
  • @hypervisible.blacksky.app @hypervisible.blacksky.app on bluesky
    Unintentionally revealing analogy:  —  “He compares it [ai teaching] to autonomous driving, where a computer takes over the main tasks under minimal human supervision.”