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So true 💯 It's stupid how expats never learn Spanish in CDMX By learning Spanish, my rent went from 2000 USD in Condesa to 50 USD in Cuautepec I live in the REAL Mexico. It's Magical 🌟

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School outside of school. AI-first style. When we all don't have jobs (I don't believe that, by the way, but let's run with that idea) what will we do? You'll take your kids to school in an autonomous car. Put on your glasses that give you big digital displays. And learn something in the parking lot. Those with electric vehicles are already able to do a lot of this (can't sit in a gas car on a hot day without running the engine, and that's not good for it). On a hot day sometimes I just drive somewhere interesting and sit in my car working in my Apple Vision Pro. Here I'm sitting by my son's high school. My brain doesn't take to languages easily. Probably because my mom was German and yelled at me in German. So I resisted learning. But she has been dead for a decade, so am trying to retrain my brain to be more interesting than be controlled by childhood trauma. Using A new app that uses AI to talk to me in Spanish, along with a variety of languages. My wife moved to the USA from Tehran, Iran, when she was 16 and attended high school here in Silicon Valley. Didn't know a bit of English when she moved here. She learned by watching TV. TalkMe does something different than other apps I've used and other teaching methodologies. It just has a conversation with me. It speaks to me in Spanish and underneath it shows me the English translation, so I understand what it's trying to say to me. And that alone lets me learn about the diction, about the vocabulary, about the pronunciation. Then it asks me to say a Spanish response. I just read off the screen and say it, but what's going on in my mind is I'm actually learning the words and learning the language and learning in a way my wife just couldn't learn by watching TV. It gets to the point that AI is changing how we learn. By having conversations with us we can learn any topic and learn it in the style that your brain can process best. I've been using it for hours this week while my car has driven me back and forth to San Francisco a few times (busy week) and it hit me, AI isn't just for driving my car. It's for teaching me Spanish, and, well, anything. And when we don't have a job? Maybe we'll have to learn something new to do with our lives. I'm so excited by what AI can do for our education system. And if the school doesn't use it, well, sit out in the parking lot and learn faster than inside! Here you go hearing how bad my Spanish is. But I am already getting better. See you next time from the AI-first chronicles.

Robert Scoble

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