Philip Moyer just became CEO of McGraw Hill. Before that, he built Google's generative AI strategy. He's watched every major tech disruption of the last 30 years from the inside.

And he just published an op-ed in Fortune saying the classroom is where AI meets its match.

His core argument: learning isn't a data problem. It's physical, social, and emotional. A teacher navigating trillions of possible learning pathways for 30 students simultaneously is doing something no AI has come close to replicating.

Here's my question for you: when you hear someone say "AI will replace teachers," what's the first thing you think? Do you believe it? Push back on it? Feel a little nervous even though you know better?

I'd love to hear your honest reaction, especially if it's complicated.