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Sal Khan predicts most teachers will use AI for grading by 2024
“五年後にはほとんどの教師が生成案を使って授業計画、採点、進行状況報告、評価基準作成を行うのは安全だと思います。小さい、すでに来年の後半にそれが実現する可能性があります。”
Khan: Khan World School students are learning three to four times faster
“At Khan World School, actually, we just documented, we were almost embarrassed to say the results. You know, Steve Levitt of Freakonomics fame, he actually looked at it himself because he was like, this, is this real? And he's like, oh, it's real. I mean, thes…”
Khan: Students will video conference with AI tutors within five years
“And then I think in three to five years, yeah, you're going to be able to video conference with your tutor, which then makes it like a real thing that you can have a long journey with.”
Khan: OpenAI approached Khan Academy before finishing GPT-4's first training run
“They hadn't even finished the first training run of GPT-IV, but they said, you know, we think it's going to be done in about two weeks, and we think This is going to be the model that really wakes up people to the power of generative AI. We want two reasons wh…”
Khan: OpenAI does not use Khanmigo student interactions for model training
“None of the interactions, and this is to credit to open AI, none of the interactions are being used to train the AI.”
Khan Academy Kids reaches nearly two million children primarily in the US
“We have Khan Academy kids, which is used by nearly two million kids, primarily in America. It's actually kind of turning into like the Sesame Street of this generation. Really great efficacy studies. Kids are spending an average of 90 minutes a month on it, wh…”