[nunez]

Agreed. I'm biased because my wife is an educator, but so so SO many edtech companies would benefit from hiring former teachers into business development/product roles instead of only hiring Ed.D/Ph.Ds for those roles, many of whom have limited field experience.

That said, maybe OpenAI did this?

[ModernMech]

Maybe they did, I'm eternally optimistic. I'd have more confidence if OpenAI had used educator voices to say something that resonated with me. Instead the only quote they provide is marketing gobbledygook from some c-suite admin.

Why couldn't OpenAI get a quote from some professor using their OpenAI offering in their classroom, saying how it benefits their students. All I learned from Kyle is that he's using ChatGTP to "harness", "collaborate", "transform", and "integrate"... completely meaningless to me.

Makes you realize this website is not targeted to appeal to educators, but University CIOs.

Actually, for the heck of it I asked ChatGPT to write me marketing copy for a website for ChatGPT Edu, and it did a better job centering educators and students compared to what OpenAI released here: https://chatgpt.com/share/bd581724-273c-40d5-aa55-0cd0e4d88a...