The Humanist
Allison Dulin SalisburyExploring how AI shapes the building blocks of human progress: education, work, democracy
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 46 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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What Our AI Predictions Reveal About Us (Simone Stolzoff, author of How To Not Know)
Futures often tell us what the present is afraid of, hungry for, or trying to sell.
That feels especially true in the AI conversation.
Most conversations about AI begin with prediction. Which jobs will go away? Which skills will matter? W...
What Edtech Got Right, What It Missed, and What AI Changes Now (Jennifer Carolan, Reach Capital)
One of the things I find most useful right now is talking to people who can remember the last version of the future.
Education has had a lot of them. The internet was going to democratize knowledge. Software was going to personalize learni...
What AI Makes Possible Beyond the Old K-12 Playbook (Ben Kornell, EdTech Insiders)
One role I have come to value more in moments of technological and institutional upheaval is the narrative steward.
A narrative steward helps a community make sense of where it has been, what is changing now, and which questions will matte...
The Optimistic Case for AI in Schools (Ahsan Rizvi, Kiddom)
Every week, I ask guests on The Humanist to give me their most optimistic vision for the future.
I ask because so much of the public conversation about AI, especially in education, is fear-based. Much of that fear is warranted. It gives us...
If AI Eats the Entry-Level Job, Where Do Young People Learn to Work? (Ryan Craig, Achieve Partners)
For generations, the entry-level job was how young people learned to work.
Employers hired people who were not especially useful yet. Young workers made the spreadsheet, took the notes, built the deck, cleaned the data, sat in on meetings,...
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