Posts provide ideas and insight on the future of AI.
12-year-old Kaz Keller is hosting AI workshops, training everyone from 12-year-old peers to 90-year-old community members on how to use AI. Kaz shares why AI should be taught in schools, his newfound appreciation for his teachers, and his dream of a selfie with Elon Musk.
AI is transforming design. Working with AI enables designers to unlock creativity and improve productivity. It's essential to build AI into your workflow. The upcoming webinar and course will help.
Explore the cultural context surrounding the use of AI in education as Len (Japan), Serj (UK), and Scott (US) discuss the transformative potential of AI. They debunk misconceptions about its role in replacing educators and highlight how AI can enhance teaching practices.
Don't fear AI. Use AI to make an impact in the world. This course will help.
I'm starting a new career adventure, working full-time, teaching, and consulting in AI. Few are taking advantage of AI, and that should change.
Educators and parents can take daring pivots, challenging traditional learning approaches. Hope Paterson shares how this can help reimagine education for all.
Every teacher is an edtech designer. With a foundation of empathy, educators are now empowered and able to solve classroom challenges.
Teachers can solve problems in their classrooms by using new AI tools. This episode explores the potential to help teachers become builders and how it could humanize and personalize education.
We have the agency to create the future of education. Sabba Quidwai explores the importance of empathy to create change and the need for humans behind technology.
Education is an Olympic sport. Workers need to retrain every four years. The education system needs to prepare learners for this continual learning. Fractional education may be one solution.
AI agents provide new superpowers and highlight the debate over attribution. With care, a model could emerge to support engaging teaching and innovative teachers.
The Age of AI means intelligent cooperation, a tighter connection between projects and jobs, and the potential for teachers to train and sell their models. Learn what's coming in this episode.