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The quote suggests that academic content can be updated more quickly so it keeps pace with changes in the world. It presents education as something that should evolve alongside new knowledge, technology, and social needs. It also implies confidence that this alignment is now possible.
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About Sebastian Thrun
German-American computer scientist, entrepreneur, and educator
Sebastian Thrun is a German-American computer scientist, entrepreneur, and educator. He is an adjunct professor at Stanford University and is known for work in self-driving cars, robotics, artificial intelligence, and online education. He co-founded Google X and Udacity, and later served as chief executive officer of Kitty Hawk Corporation. His career spans research and company building across advanced technology and learning.
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Books by Sebastian Thrun
Recent Advances in Robot Learning
2011
Explanation-Based Neural Network Learning
1996