Future Teachers Are Already Split on AI. That’s the Problem.
A new NEA report shows aspiring educators are walking into classrooms already divided on AI. The real issue isn’t the split. It’s who taught them this.
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An Anthropic Cofounder Just Told Young People What to Study
Anthropic cofounder Jack Clark says the most AI-useful skills come from synthesis across disciplines and asking better questions. What that actually means for your career, your kids, and your classroom.
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What If AI Made Students Think More, Not Less?
A handful of professors stopped debating AI bans and started building instead. Their tools don’t give students answers. They force students to think harder. Here’s why that changes everything.
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AI Is Already Deciding Who Gets Hired to Teach. Most Teachers Have No Idea.
More than half of school districts now use AI in teacher hiring. Most candidates don’t know it. The transparency gap is the real problem, and it affects every educator looking for work this spring.
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McGraw Hill’s New CEO Knows AI Inside Out. He’s Betting on Teachers.
The new CEO of McGraw Hill spent years building AI strategy at Google and Amazon. His verdict on education? AI should serve teachers, not replace them. Here’s why that matters for everyone building AI fluency.
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Anthropic Just Proved That AI Literacy Is the New Job Security
Anthropic’s labor market data reveals the real divide forming in the workforce: not between humans and machines, but between people building AI fluency and people who are not. Here’s what the numbers mean for your career.
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If AI Can Pass Your Assignment, the Assignment Is Broken
A university provost argues that faculty retreating to blue books and pencil exams are self-incriminating. The real AI literacy gap is not student cheating. It is assignments that never required thinking in the first place.
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Half of College Students Are Rethinking Their Majors Because of AI
A new Gallup-Lumina survey finds 47% of college students have reconsidered their major because of AI. The real question is whether colleges are ready to respond.
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Boston Just Became the First Major U.S. City to Require AI Fluency. Here’s the Blueprint.
Boston just became the first major U.S. city to mandate AI fluency for all public school graduates. Backed by a $1M seed grant and a public-private partnership, the initiative offers a blueprint that every school district should be studying.
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The $55K AI School With No Teachers — And Why It Misses the Point
Alpha Schools charges $55K for AI-driven learning with no teachers. The research says AI tutoring works — but only alongside educators, not instead of them. Here’s why replacing teachers with algorithms misses the real AI literacy opportunity.
