“Students spend less than 10 minutes answering a few questions. Then the teacher’s given right away a sense of which concepts the kids are struggling with.”

The Ezra Klein Show · Bill Gates’s Blunt Warning on A.I.

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implemented the KITM curriculum where each student spends less than 10 minutes answering AI-generated questions, then teachers receive immediate data on which concepts each student struggles with

less than 10 minutes per student

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