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Amjad Masad on Rethinking College for the AI Era

Education
United States
بدأ في September 24, 2026

Erik Torenberg sits down with Replit founder and CEO Amjad Masad and Horowitz and Andreessen Academy co-founder and CEO Gagan Biyani to ask what education should look like for a generation growing up with AI. Amjad argues that one of the most valuable things young people bring to society is their willingness to question deeply held assumptions. They discuss how education could create more room for that instinct through project-based learning, intellectual side quests, and giving students the ...

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Higher education institutions must adapt their curricula to reflect the rapid advancements in AI technology.

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Employers will continue to require college degrees as hiring filters even if the degree content becomes less directly relevant to the job.

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Project-based learning should replace most traditional lecture-based instruction in high school and college.

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AI tools will make college degrees in technical fields obsolete within a decade.

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Students should be encouraged to pursue intellectual side quests that align with their interests to enhance engagement.

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Educational reform should focus on teaching critical thinking and judgment rather than trying to predict which specific technical skills will remain valuable.

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Rethinking education for the AI era should not mean abandoning core academic subjects like math and literature.

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Students require a balanced education that includes both technical skills and critical thinking abilities.

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Education must prioritize project-based learning to foster creativity and critical thinking in students.

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Whether or not AI changes the content of education, schools must still teach students how to work effectively alongside AI tools.

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