Frank Dellaert
@fdellaert.bsky.social
Robotics/Perception Prof at Georgia Tech; Chief AI Officer at Verdant Robotics. Stints at Skydio, B*8, Reality Labs, Google Research. https://dellaert.github.io
Maybe a broom attached to the train :-)
January 21, 2025 at 10:05 PM
Maybe a broom attached to the train :-)
Not sure I’m optimistic about that :-) I can see the number of humans involved decrease. Georgia Techs OMSCS is a good metaphor. More TAs, less teachers. TAs will be replaced by AI: one AI-TA per student per course.
January 12, 2025 at 8:51 PM
Not sure I’m optimistic about that :-) I can see the number of humans involved decrease. Georgia Techs OMSCS is a good metaphor. More TAs, less teachers. TAs will be replaced by AI: one AI-TA per student per course.
I’m sure oxbridge tutors have a pretty good idea of what they have in front of them after a couple of sessions :-)
January 12, 2025 at 8:47 PM
I’m sure oxbridge tutors have a pretty good idea of what they have in front of them after a couple of sessions :-)
I don’t have the answers. But I’m optimistic we’ll arrive at a good outcome eventually. We will still need to find a way to somehow contribute value, and to document that fact in order to get hired for those skills. Maybe the key to certification lies in those 1-1 tutoring sessions themselves.
January 12, 2025 at 8:46 PM
I don’t have the answers. But I’m optimistic we’ll arrive at a good outcome eventually. We will still need to find a way to somehow contribute value, and to document that fact in order to get hired for those skills. Maybe the key to certification lies in those 1-1 tutoring sessions themselves.
Sure. I think we’ll have to find a different way. At this point when I code, I use ChatGPT/Claude extensively, so maybe we should start thinking about this being a valid way to complete assignments :-)
January 12, 2025 at 8:39 PM
Sure. I think we’ll have to find a different way. At this point when I code, I use ChatGPT/Claude extensively, so maybe we should start thinking about this being a valid way to complete assignments :-)
I am more optimistic. It’s well known that one on one tutoring can be up to two standard deviations more effective than classroom teaching, but it’s prohibitively expensive. AI gives us cost-effective solution for just that. It’s *already* doing that for me :-)
January 12, 2025 at 7:55 PM
I am more optimistic. It’s well known that one on one tutoring can be up to two standard deviations more effective than classroom teaching, but it’s prohibitively expensive. AI gives us cost-effective solution for just that. It’s *already* doing that for me :-)