alt Hacker NewsThese are 14 hours of video, so it's easy to find mistakes. We've probably made plenty of them. But this isn't AI slop.
We created the technology so that the content can be updated and improved over time. If we make mistakes, we'll fix them and continue maintaining the material. These aren't static MP4 files recorded once with a camcorder.
To give a more precise indication, I watched maybe the first 5 minutes of lecture 1 and 5 for this.
I highly encourage you to take "didicatically useful" as a bar to aim for, rather than "not making mistakes".
I think it's a cool tech demo, but if you're positioning this as a course that's ready to be consumed by students, I think doing the quality control is not optional.