Will an AI Tutor (LLM personalized for each student) replace conventional teaching by 2035?

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By "conventional teaching" I'm referring to the traditional top-down learning style of 1 teacher lecturing to a large number of students explaining something to them

"Personalized AI" in the sense that it understands each student's unique preferences, personality & existing knowledge base & uses that to produce explanations & learning material that minimizes learning time & frustration.

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Specific to Elementary & High Schools in developed countries (e.g. US, UK, Germany etc.)
Human teachers are still allowed to supervise / keep kids out of trouble but their role as an 'explainer' has been largely replaced by AI

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School is notable for it's role as free day care. I know several teachers and they constantly complain that the are too many kids to be able to advance very fast. They worry a lot about failing the high achieving kids because they have to keep explaining until everyone understands. The day care element will never go away, but I can totally imagine AI tools greatly reducing the amount of teaching that is done by the adults in the room relatively quickly. Then again, public schools are run by the government so any change will likely be slow.

What do you mean by replace

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I reckon the criteria are a bit too strict.

There are actually a lot of programs to each kids with tablets in developing countries as the classes are bigger and the teachers can't do a good job.

Teachers will be there in some capacity explaining for a long time. There are good reasons for this, but even if there werent, the unions won't have it anyway.