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EPISODE · May 9, 2026 · 10 MIN

AI Is More Capable Than Most Humans. Education Isn’t Ready.

from R3ciprocity.com - Prof David Maslach: Innovation; Research Life; Striving Towards Happiness · host David Maslach

Artificial intelligence is going to force a major pivot in education. And it’s going to happen extraordinarily quickly.I’ve been using these tools heavily. I’m a pretty advanced user.What I’ve realized is uncomfortable:These tools are far more capable than most humans at this moment.I know that sounds crazy.But I actually default to talking to the AIs now.They can keep pace with me.That’s not arrogance. It’s observation.I’ve always thought I’m a little above average IQ. I have ADHD. I have dyslexia. ADHD is the only test I ever aced without studying.And even with that…AI keeps up.So here’s the uncomfortable truth:We are going to have to retransition a tremendous amount in education.Basic skills training will not be the edge.Machines will do most of the things we currently train people to do.The pivot has to be toward:• Creativity without bounds• Comfort with uncertainty• Distinct and interesting passions• Figuring out what you truly loveBecause we default to certainty.And uncertainty feels terrible.But uncertainty is the future.Back when the internet emerged, people predicted mass disruption.It was true.It just happened slower than tech people expected.Adoption patterns are political. Cultural. Slow.But the capability curve is steep.The next decade will shock people.The next 20–25 years will complete the transition.There will be a long tail again.Weird. Random. Unique endeavors.People running businesses from a single computer.Hyper-niche value creation supported by artificial intelligence.The center will get automated.The edge will explode.And the people who can tolerate uncertainty…Who can move toward things they truly love…Who can build in weird directions…They will benefit tremendously.For many, this will feel destabilizing.For some, it will be exhilarating.But we cannot keep training people for a world that machines are about to dominate.The question isn’t:“How do we compete with AI?”The question is:“How do we become more uniquely human in an economy built on intelligence?”Good luck.It’s going to be fun for some.Very difficult for many.

Artificial intelligence is going to force a major pivot in education. And it’s going to happen extraordinarily quickly.I’ve been using these tools heavily. I’m a pretty advanced user.What I’ve realized is uncomfortable:These tools are far more capable than most humans at this moment.I know that sounds crazy.But I actually default to talking to the AIs now.They can keep pace with me.That’s not arrogance. It’s observation.I’ve always thought I’m a little above average IQ. I have ADHD. I have dyslexia. ADHD is the only test I ever aced without studying.And even with that…AI keeps up.So here’s the uncomfortable truth:We are going to have to retransition a tremendous amount in education.Basic skills training will not be the edge.Machines will do most of the things we currently train people to do.The pivot has to be toward:• Creativity without bounds• Comfort with uncertainty• Distinct and interesting passions• Figuring out what you truly loveBecause we default to certainty.And uncertainty feels terrible.But uncertainty is the future.Back when the internet emerged, people predicted mass disruption.It was true.It just happened slower than tech people expected.Adoption patterns are political. Cultural. Slow.But the capability curve is steep.The next decade will shock people.The next 20–25 years will complete the transition.There will be a long tail again.Weird. Random. Unique endeavors.People running businesses from a single computer.Hyper-niche value creation supported by artificial intelligence.The center will get automated.The edge will explode.And the people who can tolerate uncertainty…Who can move toward things they truly love…Who can build in weird directions…They will benefit tremendously.For many, this will feel destabilizing.For some, it will be exhilarating.But we cannot keep training people for a world that machines are about to dominate.The question isn’t:“How do we compete with AI?”The question is:“How do we become more uniquely human in an economy built on intelligence?”Good luck.It’s going to be fun for some.Very difficult for many.

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