Humans First: Adolescent Education in the Age of AI Conference

As artificial intelligence reshapes classrooms, social relationships, and daily life, what can educators do to guide students through their mental and emotional development by putting humans first? Using audio recorded from the panels, speakers, and participants, this podcast uses audio collected at the Humans First: Adolescent Education in the Age of AI Conference held at Marist School in Atlanta. Drawing on conversations with leading voices in education, ethics, and technology (including scholars like Audrey Watters, Marc Watkins, and John Slattery, alongside veteran classroom teachers and

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  Episode #3

  Critical AI Literacy: What Teachers and Students Deserve to Know

  Sep 9, 20261h 18mS1

  <p>Katie Conrad and Sean Kamperman, professors at the University of Kansas and co-directors of the AI and Digital Literacy Institute (ADL), deliver the opening keynote of the Humans First conference, making the case for critical AI literacy — an approach that treats AI adoption as a choice rather than an inevitability.</p><p>Drawing on three years of ADL institutes, Conrad and Kamperman walk through how generative AI actually works (and what it doesn't do — think, reason, or know), then dig into the harms educators need to reckon with before bringing these tools into the classroom: baked-in bias in text and...

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  Episode #2

  Student Voices: What Humans First Means to Us

  Sep 2, 202618 minS1

  <p>To open the Humans First conference, Mike Burns hands the mic to three Marist students — Bethel Abera, Max Linenberg, and Evan Stallings — for an unscripted conversation about what "humans first" means to them and how they actually experience AI in their daily lives, with no agenda set in advance.</p><p>Bethel reflects on empathy, uncertainty, and resisting a life reduced to grades and resumes, then speaks candidly about losing her love of writing after becoming reliant on AI in eighth and ninth grade — and regaining her confidence since stepping back from it. Max, a self-taught AI power user with a...

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  Welcome to the Humans First: Adolescent Education in the Age of AI Conference

  Aug 26, 202614 minS1

  <p>In this opening episode, we take you inside the origins of the Humans First conference, hosted at Marist School in July 2026. English teacher Mike Burns and Principal Kevin Mullally trace how a three-day-old ChatGPT and one urgent email from a colleague ("It will change everything soon") set off Marist's exploration of artificial intelligence in education — one balancing curiosity about the technology with caution about what it means for human formation and relational learning.</p><p>Burns and Mullally explain the philosophy behind the conference: no corporate sponsors, no product endorsements, just honest conversation among educators grappling with what AI me...

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