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    Peter Yang Talks AI and Kids Learning with Sue Khim

    New episode examines how artificial intelligence can encourage independent thinking in children.

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    Peter Yang posted about his new episode with Sue Khim, co-founder of Brilliant. He opened with the line that cheating and explaining answers to a child are closer than many think. The two discussed why higher grades do not always equal more learning and how to help kids enjoy hard tasks rather than seek shortcuts. The conversation centers on using AI so children build their own reasoning instead of receiving direct answers.

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    @petergyang“Cheating and explaining the answer [to your child] are closer than you’d think.” Here’s my new episode with @suekhim, co-founder of @brilliantorg, who showed me how AI can help kids think for themselves. We talked about: → Why better grades don’t always mean more learning → How to help kids enjoy doing hard things vs. only trying to please adults → Why her #1 product principle is “Never tell the learner the answer” Some quotes from Sue: “Using AI to skip learning is like bringing a robotic arm to the gym to lift weights for you.” “Learning isn’t about the answer. It is about strengthening that part of you that can concentrate and struggle, that’s unafraid of trying new problems.” “When building AI products, try to find areas where you have unique data that makes your product better over time.” 📌 Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/NsVayi42I0I Thanks to our sponsors: @linear: The AI agent platform for modern teams https://linear.app/behind-the-craft @RiversidedotFM: All-in-one AI studio for podcasts and video https://creators.riverside.com/PeterYang

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    @petergyang“Cheating and explaining the answer [to your child] are closer than you’d think.” Here’s my new episode with @suekhim, co-founder of @brilliantorg, who showed me how AI can help kids think for themselves. We talked about: → Why better grades don’t always mean more learning → How to help kids enjoy doing hard things vs. only trying to please adults → Why her #1 product principle is “Never tell the learner the answer” Some quotes from Sue: “Using AI to skip learning is like bringing a robotic arm to the gym to lift weights for you.” “Learning isn’t about the answer. It is about strengthening that part of you that can concentrate and struggle, that’s unafraid of trying new problems.” “When building AI products, try to find areas where you have unique data that makes your product better over time.” 📌 Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/NsVayi42I0I Thanks to our sponsors: @linear: The AI agent platform for modern teams https://linear.app/behind-the-craft @RiversidedotFM: All-in-one AI studio for podcasts and video https://creators.riverside.com/PeterYang