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What does it mean to teach and learn in the age of generative AI? Join host Jeff Young as he talks with educators, tech leaders and students, aiming to cut through the hype and inform a conversation about how education can adapt to AI — and about what kinds of learning need protecting amid the AI gold rush.
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Will AI lead to an arms race of detectors and humanizers, or will it bring on bigger changes in teaching that might make college better? Related links: Signs of AI writing , on Wikipedia “ How An AI Detector Made Me Trus
On this episode, Jeff talks with two prominent artists with different takes on AI. One experimental artist sees her students doing new kinds of work thanks to AI, and a celebrated science-fiction author argues AI is sold
A series of town halls aimed to explore how AI could be adopted across Baltimore in positive ways. Led by an unusual center at the University of Baltimore, the forum brought together city officials, local business leader
On this episode, Jeff talks to a veteran college enrollment official who is leading an AI experiment at his university, and an admissions consultant who has changed her mind about what she advises applicants about using
This episode dives into the experiences of Chief AI officers at universities, including some misadventures and lessons learned. “ I’m an ‘AI Czar.’ This is the Role, ” by Jeffrey Bardzell. "AI-Enhanced Pedagogies: Rethin
A new paper warns of the dangers of people blindly adopting AI results in what researchers call "cognitive surrender." The lead author believes that with careful adoption, AI can improve education and boost learning. But
For this episode we're focusing on how liberal arts colleges are adapting to AI. On a recent day at Carleton College, two very different lunch conversations among faculty reveal the variety of views on whether and how to
For this episode Jeff headed to Washington, DC to sit down with Mark Fisher, the director of a new center at Georgetown University exploring the intersection of AI and democratic citizenship. Fisher points out that democ
What does it mean to teach art and design when free AI tools can generate sophisticated images in just a few seconds? For this episode we’re diving into that big question. And to do that we’ll hear two stories where stud
For this episode Jeff connected with Evan Ratliff, who created what he calls “the world’s first AI-led startup” to see what happens when AI agents run a company. Shell Game podcast , by Evan Ratliff. " Silicon Valley’s N
A growing number of experts are making the case for requiring students from middle school to college to do more rote memorization — of poems, dates, capitals, and more — to respond to rise of generative AI. "2024 USA Mem
Can thinking the public narrative around robot cars help educators think about the fast-rising trend of generative AI? For this episode, Jeff talked with two experts with books on how to think about teaching and AI — and
During the ICE surge in Minneapolis, AI is playing a role in this tense and unfolding story, specifically how it is contributing to misinformation. What can educators do to prepare students, and any of us, for this new i
Last week the U.S. Senate Commerce Committee held a hearing about potential legislation banning kids under 13 from using social media. Australia has a new law keeping kids under 16 off the technology. What about new AI t
In the past few months new AI tools known as “Agentic AI” have emerged. These new browsers let users deploy AI assistants that can surf the web on their behalf. While they were designed to do things like book airline tic
Matt Boudinot’s AI explainer videos and his Auto Service Soft Skills Garage . A super-short version of this episode that ran on APM’s Marketplace. "The Best of Car Talk: Some Noises Are Better Than Others, ” on NPR. EPIS
" 1 in 5 high schoolers has had a romantic AI relationship, or knows someone who has, " NPR. “ How many hours does it take to make a friend?, ” research by this week’s guest Jeff Hall. “ Chatbots Can Go Into a Delusional
“ Editorial: AI-proof the Core Curriculum The Core Curriculum is an essential part of a Catholic education that must be saved from AI, ” in The Observer, the student newspaper at Notre Dame. LinkedIn post by David Griffi
More on Bryan Alexander’s forthcoming book, “ Peak Higher Education. ” “ The Diamond Age, ” by Neal Stephenson. “ Dual Enrollment Leads to More College Acceptances, Greater Financial Awards, ” in Inside Higher Education.
In the Know , the podcast of the University of Minnesota's student newspaper, The Minnesota Daily. " Everyone Is Cheating Their Way Through College, " in New York magazine. EPISODE CREDITS: Reported and produced by
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