YouTube Is Becoming Obsolete - Rehan Allahwala

You have been working on this in various forms for over 10 years. And right now, your curriculum is an eight-year-long curriculum. Of course, you realize that things will change progressively, maybe potentially even dramatically within the next eight years. How will you monitor and where will your alarms and alerts going to be where you know, oh, I have to adapt, I have to change? So in the DNA of the system, I have constantly explained to everyone, if you go for a cup of tea at any restaurant in Pakistan or other countries, there's two kinds of tea available. One's a mixed tea and one's a separate tea. A separate tea comes with tea separately, water separately, milk separately, sugar separately. And a mixed tea comes with everything together. Today the education is a mixed tea. You come in, you say this is what you have to do. You don't have a choice. We have made sure that the 25% of the school can be broken by anyone and recreated. It's very variable. and I am sure that every year especially now is going to evolve like crazy like for example the open AI Soma it excites me like anything because it's going to finish YouTube imagine you can just go on Soma and say hey Soma can you show me how to fix this how to make a biryani how to make this how to do that and it can just literally right there and then make a video for me for a minute long and this is just going to start a minute long thing and it going to become 5 minutes an hour long but the how to thing is about to reinvent itself right there, it's right around the corner and I'm so excited because everything I learn is through YouTube and YouTube is about to go obsolete I mean can you imagine YouTube in this age where people are not even using YouTube, is it about to get obsolete, so yes I'm very aware that everything we're doing is obsolete. But I'm also very aware that there are some things which will not become obsolete. That's why I introduced yoga. That's why I introduced meditation. That's why I introduced networking. You will, the reason I'm here is to strengthen our friendship, is to create more trust among each other, to know each other better, right? Over the years, yes, it's fine, fantastic online. We met here and there. But when you come to somebody's house, it's a new chapter altogether so and I'm thankful for you to invite me and similarly the networks I'm building for the kids at this very young age is about the same thing no matter what AI comes in I think it's going to be harder to create the networks specialized networks that's why it's so important for us to do one interview every single day to be able to listen to be able to talk and that's not something which Neuralink will solve in the next 10 years even. Networking will not be solved in Neuralink. So I'm very aware and I learn a lot every day. I mean, I try to listen to weird things as much as I can so that I can see what's about to happen.