And then you have to consider how much of the training data is probably scraped content marketing.

There must be dozens of kids if not more entering university early every year. The problem is that they’re scattered across all the universities and thus entirely isolated. This forces a choice between holding them back academically or throwing them into a context that’s isolating and not really age-appropriate.

I’m imagining a single university offering a boarding-school-like experience that consolidates all those kids into one place and gives them a more age-appropriate social context, extracurriculars, and other support while also putting them in a position to engage in university-level study in areas where they excel.

And we used to do the exact same thing with web search.

In a place where the only jobs to be had are at below-subsistence minimum wage at the dollar store and you have to drive 2 hours to see a doctor, sure.

Fine, I’ll bite: Why?

There is no meaning to life — just laws of physics and “laws” of natural selection that together cause it. But I suppose you’re welcome to make up something if it’s important to you.

I mean, vaccinations and cancer prevention are both great, but this headline is ridiculous.