my

favorite economist, he went on Plain English with Derek Thompson and they had a similar conversation.

And early on in that conversation, he talked about the three eras, which I kind of got a little bit, but he had much better terms for them, right? Sure.

You know, there was the kind of the library era where it's just like, oh, the university has a library.

You know, Harvard College was founded because John Harvard had 400 books.

Yeah.

And he gave them to the college.

Bryce, how about you? What were key moments in you finding motivation?

Yeah, we don't have as much experience with that.

It's really just what college is, is no longer about, oh, this is where you go to get access to the frontier of knowledge.

It's where you go to...

There's still, I think...

As of so far, I mean, most of the evidence that I've seen suggests that humans still are better at guiding education than AIs.

You know, getting motivation so that, you know, because a lot of it has to do with motivation.

So you're coming here to find people who are, you know, that's what the professor's job in the future will be.

A referee report would be like a review, a peer review.