Alpha’s model reportedly uses vision monitoring and personal data capture alongside AI tutors to drive mastery-level performance in two hours, then frees students for interest-driven workshops. A major tech investor plans to scale this globally via sub-$1,000 tablets, potentially minting 'education billionaires.' The core tradeoff is extraordinary gains versus pervasive classroom surveillance.
— It forces a public decision on whether dramatic learning gains justify embedding surveillance architectures in K‑12 schooling and privatizing the stack that runs it.
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2025.10.04
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Collosus/Slashdot report that Alpha’s 'surveillance architecture' (vision monitoring and data capture) is part of the system that delivers top test performance; Joe Liemandt’s $1B pledge to scale it worldwide.
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