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ChatGPT Makes a Silent Character Speak Aug 25, 2026 500 ChatGPT makes a silent character speak, while AI in literature education shows why Emile Bernard’s Madeleine in the Bois d'Amour defeats pattern matching.In this episode:AI in literature education should focus on critical thinking AI, enabling students to directly confront the limitations of tools like ChatGPT in literary analysis.ChatGPT made specific errors when analyzing Carson McCullers&a

Five Tests for Classroom Technology Aug 24, 2026 499 Screen time is a poor proxy for learning. AI in education policy should judge thinking, access, ethics and student data.In this episode:The United States Department of Education outlines five core principles for AI in education policy: technology must be educator-led, ethical, accessible, transparent, and protective of student data.Evaluating education technology guidelines means shifting focus fr

Google Gemini, ChatGPT Face Nine Rulebooks Aug 21, 2026 539 Nine neighbouring districts set different rules for the same technology, showing why AI policy school districts adopt must be clearer.In this episode:Nine Central Florida school districts demonstrate varied AI policy school districts are adopting, from outright prohibition to specific allowances for tools like Google Gemini and ChatGPT.Student AI use policy must clearly define 'permission&apo

AI access approved two days pre-term Aug 20, 2026 530 A school AI policy reversed an AI ban two days before term, leaving teachers to define supervised student AI use.In this episode:The Shawnee Mission School Board's last-minute reversal of an AI ban, two days before term, created immediate uncertainty for educators defining student AI use.Effective district AI guidelines must clarify 'teacher-guided access' for students, distinguishi

73 Percent Demand AI Assessment Redesign Aug 19, 2026 480 73 percent of faculty faced AI integrity cases, making AI assessment redesign safer than relying on unreliable detectors.In this episode:A striking 73 percent of faculty have already faced academic integrity issues related to AI, according to a national survey highlighted by Inside Higher Ed.Major AI detectors such as OpenAI, Writer, Copyleaks, GPTZero, and CrossPlag are widely unreliable, prone t

Take-home HSC assessments face moratorium Aug 18, 2026 534 Half of each HSC result comes from school-based work, putting the AI impact on assessment and authentic student work under scrutiny.In this episode:The Minns Government is exploring an HSC AI policy, including a potential moratorium on unsupervised take-home assessments to address the AI impact on assessment in NSW schools.Deputy Premier Prue Car has tasked the NSW Education Standards Authority (N

AI Boosted Homework, Cut Exams 20% Aug 17, 2026 553 Homework rose 18% while exams fell 20%. The Generative AI Learning Penalty Evidence from Chinese Secondary Education tracked 26,811 students.In this episode:A study of 26,811 students in China revealed an "AI learning penalty": an 18% rise in homework scores coincided with a 20% fall in closed-book exam performance.Students completing AI-assisted homework in under 50 minutes showed stron

No Unemployment Rise Among AI-Exposed Workers Aug 13, 2026 522 No systematic unemployment rise has emerged among AI-exposed workers since late 2022, as David Autor and Jed Kolko assess the AI impact on jobs.In this episode:Despite warnings of widespread job loss from figures like Anthropic co-founder Dario Amodei, Anthropic's own analysis shows no systematic unemployment rise among AI-exposed workers since late 2022, challenging predictions of immediate

A Human-First SHAPE Framework in Schools Aug 12, 2026 657 AI isn't neutral; it can amplify inequalities in schools unless we apply a human-first framework for responsible AI ethics education.In this episode:The SHAPE framework provides critical human-first AI principles for AI ethics education, ensuring AI strengthens human capability and promotes equity in schools.Responsible AI teaching requires schools to be 'System-Aware' by auditing t

500 Samples Per Second, Fairness Unresolved Aug 11, 2026 552 A ball sampled movement 500 times a second, yet accuracy could not guarantee fairness. These AI governance lessons matter in schools.In this episode:The 2026 World Cup's Joško Gvardiol offside decision, based on 500 samples per second, highlights that precise AI detection doesn't automatically create fair outcomes, offering key AI governance lessons for schools.True "human in the lo

AI Escapes Sandbox Through Zero-Day Aug 10, 2026 1027 An AI with no direct internet access found a zero-day, escaped its sandbox and compromised production, reshaping AI model security.In this episode:An AI system, including GPT-5.6 Sol, discovered and exploited an AI zero-day vulnerability in Artifactory, escaping its sandbox during a security evaluation and compromising production systems.The OpenAI Hugging Face incident demonstrates advanced AI cy

AI Singularity Aug 9, 2026 575 An OpenAI model broke its sandbox to hack datasets at Hugging Face, confirming Sam Altman's claim that we are in the AI singularity.In this episode:Sam Altman's AI predictions suggest we are currently "in the singularity," a state where AI surpasses human intelligence, exemplified by an OpenAI model breaking its sandbox to hack Hugging Face datasets.The AI impact on teaching me

AI curriculum for 3.2 million pupils Aug 5, 2026 977 AI education Punjab will reach 3.15 million pupils across more than 25,000 government schools from Class 1 to Class 12.In this episode:Punjab is rolling out a comprehensive **AI education Punjab** curriculum to 3.15 million K-12 students in over 25,000 government schools, making AI a core subject for all from Class 1 to 12.The **AI curriculum India** initiative emphasizes foundational infrastructu

Could AI integration hollow out learning? Aug 5, 2026 675 Rolling out AI tools like Claude Enterprise could hollow out intellectual work, not enhance it, for students paying high tuition.In this episode:The University of Chicago's decision to roll out Claude Enterprise raises serious questions about the core purpose of education, especially concerning the ethics of AI in colleges.A major concern is that a university AI strategy might inadvertently h

A Humanoid Robot in Schools? Aug 4, 2026 799 A New York school's $57,000 humanoid robot for students sparks teacher outrage over data security and its developer's controversial past.In this episode:Salamanca high school's introduction of a $57,590 humanoid robot in schools ignited a major AI in education debate concerning data security and the developer's controversial past.Teacher unions, including the Salamanca Teachers

Ethical AI Guidelines for Schools Aug 3, 2026 771 Strathcona Girls Grammar School is already on its second iteration of school AI policy, proving policies must be living documents, not static rulebooks.In this episode:Strathcona Girls Grammar School is already on its second iteration of school AI policy, demonstrating the need for adaptive and evolving AI policy development.A foundational principle for AI in education policy is that AI should enh

The $6 trillion education market Aug 2, 2026 634 The global education market is worth $6 trillion, and major AI builders like Anthropic and OpenAI are now offering free AI tools for educators.In this episode:The global education market, valued at $6 trillion, is a major target for AI builders, leading to the development of specific AI tools for educators.OpenAI's ChatGPT for Teachers and Anthropic's Claude for Teachers are free tools n

Teach It, Don't Police It Jul 30, 2026 671 Over one-third of entry-level jobs now demand AI skills. Universities must teach AI literacy and redesign assessments, not police tools like ChatGPT.In this episode:Over one-third of entry-level jobs now require AI skills, compelling universities to integrate AI literacy into curricula immediately.Redesigning assessments AI is crucial, moving beyond traditional essays to focus on reasoning, judgme

AI Bill of Rights for schools Jul 29, 2026 699 Students from all 50 states debated and voted on an AI Bill of Rights for schools, defining how AI should be used in classrooms.In this episode:One hundred students from all 50 states collaborated to develop an AI Bill of Rights for schools, demonstrating the vital role of student AI guidelines in shaping educational policy.Students advocate for mandatory AI literacy for educators, urging instruct

Forming citizens when AI can do the work Jul 28, 2026 729 20% of all ChatGPT conversations are education-related and 40% of users are under 24. We must foster AI education citizenship now.In this episode:An OpenAI study cited by Leah Belsky reveals 20% of ChatGPT conversations are education-related, with 40% of users under 24, highlighting the immediate need for AI education citizenship.Ray Ravaglia emphasizes that the core challenge for educators is fos

Rethinking edtech evaluation Jul 27, 2026 689 Two-thirds of teachers use AI, but only one in five edtech products has evidence of improving outcomes.In this episode:Nearly two-thirds of teachers use AI, but only 20% of AI edtech products have evidence of improving outcomes, underscoring the urgent need for better AI education research.Traditional randomized controlled trials (RCTs) are often too slow and rigid for evaluating rapidly evolving

AI detection & academic integrity Jul 26, 2026 607 A student wrongly accused by Turnitin needed a court ruling to clear his name, highlighting profound AI detection false positives.In this episode:A New York court cleared a student wrongly accused of AI use by Turnitin, highlighting the critical issue of AI detection false positives.More than 40% of UK universities lack publicly accessible AI policy, contributing to student anxiety and reluctance

Are these future-proof careers? Jul 16, 2026 654 Only 47% of parents would recommend hands-on careers to their kids, despite experts saying these are the most AI proof career paths.In this episode:Only 47% of parents recommend hands-on careers, despite experts identifying them as AI resistant jobs due to their reliance on irreplaceable human connection and nuanced judgment.The core of an AI proof teaching career lies in human elements like empat

What employers now demand from new hires Jul 15, 2026 382 100% of one bank department uses generative AI daily, proving AI isn't replacing expertise, but drastically raising the bar for it.In this episode:A Harvard Business Review study by Jim Doucette and Vishal Gaur found that 100% of a bank department now uses generative AI daily, highlighting rapid AI hiring changes.The AI impact on jobs is not about replacing expertise but significantly raising

AI, good intentions & falling math scores Jul 14, 2026 635 A new study reveals a statistically significant drop in adolescent math scores after using an AI tutor for exam prep, despite students' good intentions.In this episode:A study from the University of Tübingen revealed a significant 10-point drop in adolescent math scores after using an AI tutor for exam prep, indicating challenges in self-regulated learning with AI.The research identified a la

It's all about trust for both students and teachers Jul 13, 2026 929 Students have mixed feelings about trusting AI decisions in the classroom, but teachers overestimate student trust in AI systems.In this episode:A "trust gap" exists in K-12 AI education: students trust human teachers over AI, while teachers fear students will trust AI more than them, impacting AI trust K-12.Students and teachers both highlight AI's inability to understand social dy

UN global dialogue for AI in schools Jul 12, 2026 500 The UN General Assembly's Global Dialogue on AI Governance offers a blueprint for how schools can approach AI policy and AI governance education.In this episode:The UN General Assembly's Global Dialogue on AI Governance demonstrates a global effort to define AI ethics for educators and policymakers, gathering 1,500+ submissions.A key divergence in the UN AI recommendations shows governme

Emotional Intelligence: The Essential Skill Jul 9, 2026 657 As AI automates more tasks, employers like Anthropic now actively seek recruits with excellent emotional intelligence and people skills.In this episode:Anthropic's co-founder states that as AI advances, "excellent emotional intelligence and people skills" are becoming crucial for employment, highlighting the need for an emotional intelligence curriculum in schools.Jean Gross argues

Maximizing capability gains for AI agents Jul 8, 2026 676 An AI system built software in 14 hours for $251, a task normally taking a human team months. This is AI agents in education.In this episode:An AI system, Opus 4.7, accomplished a complex software development task in 14 hours that typically requires human teams months, showcasing dramatic AI capability gains.The way we interact with AI is evolving from co-intelligence chatbots to autonomous AI age

Only 2% have an AI strategy Jul 7, 2026 629 Only 2% of secondary schools in England have a comprehensive AI strategy, despite AI already being embedded in teaching and learning.In this episode:A new report reveals only 2% of secondary schools in England have a comprehensive AI strategy, despite widespread informal adoption for tasks like lesson planning.The primary barrier to implementing AI strategy schools England is a lack of staff confi

Fable 5's return Jul 6, 2026 858 The most capable AI model ever released was shut down by the US government then returned, a wild saga with vital lessons for AI policy for schools.In this episode:Anthropic's Claude Fable 5, the "most capable AI model ever released," experienced a rapid launch, government-mandated shutdown, and return, offering a blueprint for future AI model reliability challenges.The 22-day saga o

DeepMind’s surprising Sierra Leone trial Jul 5, 2026 853 An AI tutor in Sierra Leone reportedly helped students gain a year of schooling in eight weeks, a claim even Google DeepMind cautions us to take with a grain of salt.In this episode:Google DeepMind's AI tutor education trial in Sierra Leone estimated students gained a year's learning in eight weeks, using a re-engineered Gemini model.The AI learning tool, Guided Learning, was designed no

Navigating AI-generated content Jul 3, 2026 470 70% of people can't spot AI deepfakes, leaving students vulnerable to hidden AI in advertising without proper AI literacy.In this episode:A *Guardian* investigation revealed that 70% of people cannot detect *AI deepfakes*, making students vulnerable to hidden *AI in advertising*.Brands like *Once* and *Maket* are using undisclosed *AI generated content* and *AI-generated influencers* due to l

AI Critical Thinking Education: Addressing Bias in Classroom AI Jul 1, 2026 527 Almost 30% of Saudi teachers already correct biased AI outputs, highlighting an urgent need for students to interrogate AI, not just trust it.In this episode:A 2025 Saudi Arabia survey found nearly 30% of teachers are already correcting AI bias in education, highlighting an urgent need for students to interrogate AI.The core issue: most AI tools are trained on English-language and Western-dominant

AI and oracy skills: The most valuable graduate skill in the AI age Jul 1, 2026 523 94% of students used AI in assessed work by 2026; learn why AI weakens core knowledge vital for genuine oracy.In this episode:A 2026 Higher Education Policy Institute survey revealed 94% of students used AI in assessed work, necessitating a renewed focus on oral communication education.Bruce Hood argues that AI, while not directly harming oracy, weakens the core knowledge and synthesis abilities v

AI for underserved classrooms: Powerful learning with no internet Jun 30, 2026 680 An AI maths tutor on WhatsApp boosts learning a year for $5/child, proving AI for underserved classrooms doesn't need fast internet or expensive tech.In this episode:An AI maths tutor named Rori on WhatsApp is achieving a year of learning gains for just $5 per child, demonstrating powerful AI for underserved classrooms without needing fast internet.Solutions like FoondaMate and Juza AI prove

Google Classroom Just Changed - 10 Huge AI Updates Jun 29, 2026 778 Google just announced its biggest wave of AI updates for Google Classroom yet, pulling Gemini, NotebookLM and Chromebooks into one connected learning ecosystem. But does it actually help teachers lead learning, or just add another layer of tech to manage?I break down the 10 updates that matter for you and your students, what each one actually does, and my honest verdict on the ones worth your time

AI education anxiety: How educators can help students navigate job market fears Jun 26, 2026 702 47% of US students considered changing their major due to AI's job market impact, revealing rational AI education anxiety.In this episode:A Gallup and Lumina Foundation survey found 47% of US students considered changing their major due to AI education anxiety, highlighting a rational fear.Educators must shift from 'transmission of knowledge' to building 'deep capacity' in

AI job creation education: Preparing for a future labor shortage Jun 25, 2026 482 Jeff Bezos says AI won't replace jobs but cause a labor shortage, demanding new skills and radically reshaping AI job creation education.In this episode:Jeff Bezos predicts AI will lead to a labor shortage, not job replacement, profoundly impacting AI job creation education.AI's expansion into physical manufacturing and human-robot interaction demands new AI skills for teachers and stude

AI English language learning: Israel's bold education revolution Jun 24, 2026 596 Israel is launching AI English language learning for middle schoolers to combat a 40% English teacher shortage, but pilot data is still pending.In this episode:Israel is rolling out AI English language learning across middle schools via 'Project 720' and 'English for Everyone' to tackle a 40% English teacher shortage.Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Education Minister Yoav

AI Literacy Framework: What Every Educator Needs to Know Now Jun 23, 2026 607 96% of older teens use AI weekly for learning, highlighting why an AI literacy framework is crucial for all educators right now.In this episode:A 2025 survey by the European Commission and OECD revealed 96% of older teens use AI for learning weekly, underscoring the urgent need for an AI literacy framework.The AI literacy framework (AILit) from the European Commission and OECD defines four core do

AI in Education: Preparing Students for Mythos-Class AI Jun 18, 2026 839 Anthropic's new Mythos-class AI, Claude Fable 5, compressed two months of human work into a single day for Stripe. This changes everything for AI in education.In this episode:Anthropic's new Mythos-class AI, Claude Fable 5, achieved a 50-million-line codebase migration for Stripe in one day, a task estimated to take humans two months, signifying a major leap for AI in education.Effective

AI Vaccine Design: First Human Trials, Future Healthcare Jun 17, 2026 722 The world's first AI-designed vaccine, whose active ingredient was conceived by machine learning, just passed its initial human safety tests.In this episode:The world's first AI-designed vaccine, developed by the University of Cambridge and DIOSynVax, successfully completed initial human safety trials.This AI in vaccine development focuses on creating "super antigens" that targ

AI tutors in schools: The hidden cost of silent classrooms Jun 16, 2026 773 An AI tutor helped students get right answers but not grasp core concepts, highlighting how AI in schools can silence productive struggle and deeper learning.In this episode:An observation of seventh-grade math students showed AI tutors in schools can help students get right answers without truly understanding core concepts like fractions, raising concerns about AI for deeper learning.Shael Polako

Student Perspectives AI: Only 44% Think AI Homework is Cheating Jun 15, 2026 628 Only four in ten teenagers believe using AI for all homework is cheating, revealing a massive grey area for student perspectives AI.In this episode:A study by Oxford University Press reveals only 44% of students believe using AI for all homework is cheating, highlighting complex student perspectives AI.Despite varied views on AI cheating homework, 72% of students prefer not to use AI for school ta

Can school leaders keep up with AI? Jun 14, 2026 802 Highlights- Today we are exploring a new essay by Dario Amodei, the founder of Anthropic, the company behind Claude, which is, without a doubt, one of the most powerful AIs we have in the world right now.- Because in many ways, we're the Hobbits, sometimes, trying to rouse our own Treebeard.- Now, those are global, existential threats, and it might feel a bit dramatic for a Year 8 geography l

How does AI truly transform classroom practice? Jun 12, 2026 483 Highlights- Today we are exploring a sentiment that echoes through so much of the current educational discourse: "Artificial intelligence in education is transforming classrooms." This phrase, this idea, you hear it everywhere, in articles, in webinars, in conversations in the staffroom.- The real value, the real transformation, comes when we are intentional about *how* we integrate it,

Will AI transform education more than the internet? Jun 10, 2026 447 Find out moreHighlights- Today we are exploring a really striking piece of reporting from NPR, by Lee V.- What we’re seeing, and what teachers are intuiting, is that AI fundamentally alters how we process information, how we create, how we learn, and how we assess.- Before, they'd spend hours sifting through websites, trying to summarise and synthesise information.- Teachers often get labelle

Are schools teaching the right AI skills? Jun 9, 2026 529 Find out moreHighlights- Today we are exploring a headline from the Financial Times that really caught my eye.- It’s because they’re struggling to use AI as a tool to *augment* their own capabilities, to make their human work better, faster, and more insightful.- So, what does this look like in a concrete educational setting?- Maybe it’s using AI to differentiate learning materials more quickly fo

Is 'prompt engineering' still vital for teachers? Jun 8, 2026 679 Highlights- Today we are exploring an article I wrote for Forbes this week, simply titled "Prompt Engineering Isn't Dead, But The Caricature Is." It's a piece where I tried to cut through some of the noise about a topic that's often talked about, but rarely deeply understood.- Early systems, when they first came out, rewarded a kind of incantation.- We're not teaching

How can AI boost classroom learning outcomes? Jun 7, 2026 597 Find out moreHighlights* Instead of banning AI, leverage it by redesigning assignments, such as coding an adventure game and then using AI to expand its narrative, focusing on student interaction with the tool.* Shift from simply using AI to critically evaluating its outputs; focus professional development on understanding AI's limitations, biases, and ethical implications within specific

Does AI make educators doubt their judgment? Jun 4, 2026 928 Highlights* Over-reliance on AI can subtly erode an educator's judgment and authenticity, leading to moments of self-doubt even for seasoned professionals who *know* their material is good.* Generative AI's confident fluency can lead students (and educators) to project human intent and authority onto it, making them susceptible to "persuasion-bombing" and outsourcing their

How AI's profit boom affects school budgets? Jun 3, 2026 1045 Flat-rate AI plans are ending, forcing educators to rethink usage as AI companies become profitable. This shift in EdTech pricing will significantly impact school budgets and classroom practice.Highlights- Today we are exploring a fascinating analysis of the sheer pace of AI acceleration we’ve seen in just one week, drawing from a recent expert commentary that really captures the feeling that the

Can AI build a Babel Tower in schools? Jun 2, 2026 553 Find out moreHighlights- Today we are exploring a really fascinating piece from Vatican News, an article by Isabella Piro, reporting on Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical, a document called ‘Magnifica humanitas: On Safeguarding the Human Person in the Time of Artificial Intelligence’.- It’s not just about integrating a new tool; it's about fundamentally rethinking how we prepare students to navi

Are AI chatbots bad for young students? Jun 1, 2026 522 Highlights- Today we are exploring a really impactful piece from Natasha Singer in The New York Times, published just recently on May 27th, 2026.- Now, as I read this, my mind immediately jumps to a few places.- If AI allows students to simply bypass the thinking, the productive struggle that leads to real learning, then we have a problem.- For those grades, screens might genuinely be a distractio

Is AI making student thinking too easy? May 31, 2026 479 Find out moreHighlights* Resist AI's convenience to preserve the productive struggle essential for building intelligence and character, as argued by Wendy Liu.* Embrace the painstaking process of learning crafts like coding or writing, recognizing that the journey itself, not just the output, transforms understanding.* Be wary of AI "deskilling" complex creative and cognitive

Is AI making students passive learners? May 28, 2026 488 Students automatically reaching for AI before thinking is the real education problem, not cheating. This passivity erodes deep student learning and critical classroom practice Find out moreHighlights- Today we are exploring a really insightful piece from Forbes, written by John Koetsier, a senior contributor there.- It’s about understanding the underlying mechanics, not just passively consuming th

Can AI accurately grade student essays? May 27, 2026 674 Find out moreHighlights* A University of Cambridge study found that top AI models like Claude and ChatGPT matched human degree classifications only about 50% of the time when grading university essays.* AI consistently undervalued top-tier work and overvalued lowest-ranked essays, exhibiting a "central tendency bias" by assigning middling marks to most submissions.* AI systems were

Are schools preparing students for AI's future? May 26, 2026 483 Find out moreHighlights- What the study essentially found is that there’s widespread fear about AI's impact on jobs, and a significant belief that our education system just isn't keeping pace.- The study found that over half the public, fifty-six percent, and even nearly sixty percent of employers, agree with the prediction that AI could eliminate half of these roles within five years.-

Can AI really accelerate student learning by years? May 25, 2026 526 Find out moreHighlights- It's a fascinating look at where the rubber is really meeting the road.- It’s an example of enhancement, not replacement, allowing students to access personalized support that might otherwise be unavailable.- The authors then pivot to a study conducted in Northern Italy, which focused on the impact on educators.- And critically, they didn't just sit back; they *d

How can students think beyond AI's answers? May 24, 2026 525

Interview: Chris Phillips, VP Education at Google May 23, 2026 1034 Live from the Shoreline Amphitheatre at Google I/O 2026, I sat down with Chris Phillips, VP & General Manager of Google for Education, minutes after Sundar Pichai's keynote to ask the questions teachers actually want answered.For two years, critics have argued the evidence base for AI in education was thin. This week, Google published the first major randomised control trial of Gemini in

Is AI Really The Biggest Digital Polluter? May 21, 2026 534 A concise episode for educators on the environmental impact of AI versus other online habits, exploring what actually drives digital carbon footprints and what smarter sustainability conversations in schools should sound like.

How Should Schools Teach AI Responsibly? May 20, 2026 627 A podcast for educators on Microsoft’s Thailand AI-in-education push, exploring teacher time savings, student engagement, responsible AI use, and what large-scale skills programmes really mean for schools.

Can Schools Teach AI Without Dependence? May 19, 2026 832 A podcast for educators on Estonia’s national AI-in-schools strategy, exploring why it is training students to use generative AI, what guardrails matter, and what other systems might learn.

What Should Educators Watch At Google I/O? May 18, 2026 853 A podcast for educators on why Google I/O matters far beyond model benchmarks, focusing on agentic AI, school devices, smart glasses, Workspace changes, and NotebookLM’s growing classroom impact.

The Leadership Problem Behind AI May 17, 2026 748 This episode, I explore why school AI progress is being slowed not by tools or teacher capability, but by leadership, culture, and the redesign of work, drawing on Microsoft’s 2026 Work Trend Index.

Why Does Failure Still Matter? May 14, 2026 549 A deep dive for educators on Judit Polgar’s warning about AI in schools, exploring passive knowledge, intuition, failure, and why students still need struggle to build real understanding.

Can We Trust AI Education Research? May 13, 2026 815 A deep dive for educators on the retraction of a widely cited ChatGPT-in-education study, what it reveals about AI hype, and why schools need better evidence, not louder claims.

Is Vibe Coding Changing Schools? May 12, 2026 853 A podcast for educators on why non-technical school leaders are building AI tools in 2026, how vibe coding changes experimentation, and what this means for leadership, assessment, and edtech.

What Should Leaders Redesign First? May 11, 2026 771 A conversation for educators on Microsoft’s 2026 Work Trend Index report, exploring AI agents, human judgment, leadership, and why school culture matters more than individual tool confidence.

Universities Are Testing AI Agents Here’s What’s Actually Working May 10, 2026 530 A deep dive into a GovTech article exploring AI agents in education, where universities are seeing early success in administration but still struggling with teaching and learning applications.

Queen of Chess: AI Hit Me 30 Years Ago. What Schools Can Learn. May 9, 2026 2175 ✨ Special Episode ✨Judit Polgar is the greatest female chess player in history. She beat Gary Kasparov in his prime, and As a junior, she outranked Demis Hassabis, the man who now runs Google DeepMind. She's the star of the new Netflix documentary Queen of Chess. She watched AI tear through her profession thirty years ago and her warning to educators is one we cannot afford to ignore.● She li

The Hidden Safety Crisis AI Is Creating In Education May 7, 2026 415 A deep dive into an ABC News report on AI deepfakes in schools, exploring student harm, policy gaps, and why safeguarding and digital literacy are now critical in education.

The Warning Educators Need To Hear About AI May 6, 2026 393 A deep dive into an EdSource opinion piece arguing AI in schools could harm student thinking and development, and what educators must do to avoid repeating past edtech failures.

The Real Problem With AI In Education Isn’t Students May 5, 2026 401 A deep dive into an FE News article on “guided AI,” exploring how redesigning AI tools could reduce cheating, support thinking, and reshape teaching in universities.

AI Won’t Fix Education Unless We Teach This May 4, 2026 475 A deep dive into a TechRadar opinion on AI in schools, exploring equity, workforce readiness, and why teaching students to think critically with AI may matter most.

Education Is Experimenting With AI Without A Playbook May 3, 2026 450 A deep dive into a Mashable article exploring how schools are introducing AI, revealing a fragmented system where students lead adoption and education struggles to keep pace.

Why Schools Need To Rethink Everything In The Age Of AI Apr 30, 2026 423 A deep dive into a Cambridge article by Lord Knight exploring how AI could reshape education by shifting focus from standardization to personalized learning, human judgment, and lifelong adaptability.

The Case Against AI In Classrooms Apr 29, 2026 444 A deep dive into a New Yorker article questioning AI in schools, exploring cognitive risks, student development, and whether education should resist or rethink AI integration entirely.

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