
What does it mean to teach and learn in the age of generative AI? Join host Jeff Young as he talks with educators, tech leaders and students, aiming to cut through the hype and inform a conversation about how education can adapt to AI — and about what kinds of learning need protecting amid the AI gold rush.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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The discussions focus on the intersection of education and generative artificial intelligence, exploring its implications for teaching and learning. Common themes include the potential benefits and risks of AI in educational environments, the importance of equitable access to AI tools, and strategies for enhancing student engagement. The content features insights from educators, technology leaders, and students, providing various perspectives on current educational challenges exacerbated by AI developments. The podcast is distinguished by its commitment to fostering critical conversations about the future of education in a technology-driven landscape, making it a unique resource for those interested in educational innovation and policy.
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