Learning Curve

Jeff Young
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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.

  1. How Colleges Can Safeguard Democracy in an AI Era

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    How Colleges Can Safeguard Democracy in an AI Era

    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 democracy has changed before as new tech tools emerged. And he says scholars from many disciplines will need to team up to meet the challenges of this moment. “Guarding Democracy in the Age of AI: When Everyone Has to Do Their Part,” Harvard University Safra Center for Ethics. Artificial Intelligence and Democratic Citizenship initiative at Georgetown University. "Lessons From Minneapolis About AI and Misinformation,” a previous episode of Learning Curve.

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  2. A Tale of Two AI Design Projects

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    A Tale of Two AI Design Projects

    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 students used AI for design – one that led to celebration, and another that sparked controversy.  And we’ll hear from a leader at one of the nation’s leading art and design colleges who is wrestling with how to integrate AI into the curriculum there. "From Text Prompt to Furniture: The Story Behind Babson’s AI Dam Chair," in Babson University's Thought & Action. (With pictures of the chair.) "After AI Allegations, Class of 2026 Picks a New Jacket," in the Princeton Alumni Weekly. "Demand for Integrity for Class of 2026 Jacket," a petition on Change.org.

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  3. How to Prepare Students For a World of AI Co-Workers

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    How to Prepare Students For a World of AI Co-Workers

    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 New Obsession: Watching Bots Do Their Grunt Work," in The Wall Street Journal.

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  4. The Case for Memorization in the AI Era

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    The Case for Memorization in the AI Era

    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 Memory Championship (LIVE STREAM)," on YouTube. "Everyday Genius," by Nelson Dellis. "The Memory Paradox: Why Our Brains Need Knowledge in an Age of AI," on ArXiv.

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  5. What Do Self-Driving Cars Teach Us About AI in Education?

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    What Do Self-Driving Cars Teach Us About AI in Education?

    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 put them in debate about key differences in their approaches. Books, articles and podcasts mentioned: “Teaching with AI: A Practical Guide to a New Era of Human Learning,” by José Antonio Bowen and C. Edward Watson. “More Than Words: How to Think About Writing in the Age of AI,” by John Warner.  “What Is Culture in the Age of A.I.?” by Joshua Rothman in The New Yorker. My interview with writer John McPhee from 2018 on the EdSurge Podcast. “Chemistry Nobel goes to developers of AlphaFold AI that predicts protein structures,” in Nature.

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  6. Lessons From Minneapolis About AI and Misinformation

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    Lessons From Minneapolis About AI and Misinformation

    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 information landscape where AI is increasingly a factor. Jeff visited the University of Minnesota’s journalism school and talked with a professor who is exploring the role of AI in news, as well as three student journalists covering protests and ICE activity. Links mentioned: Photos, videos and other coverage from The Minnesota Daily, the student newspaper at the University of Minnesota. Trump social media post showing AI generated image of him attacking protesters, and an article about it.  "White House shares an altered photo of arrested Minnesota protester Nekima Levy Armstrong," in NBC News.

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  7. Is It Possible to Put Age Limits on AI Tools?

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    Is It Possible to Put Age Limits on AI Tools?

    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 tools? Should regulations enforce age limits — and is that even possible given how embedded the tech is becoming? Senate Commerce Committee Hearing, "Plugged Out: Examining the Impact of Technology on America’s Youth."

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  8. What Guardrails Should AI Companies Build to Protect Learning?

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    What Guardrails Should AI Companies Build to Protect Learning?

    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 tickets or schedule meetings, students can use the tools to have the bot log into learning management systems to take quizzes for them. Anna Mills, a longtime English instructor, has called on AI companies to add a simple guardrail to keep these tools from assisting in academic fraud, just as they refuse to help with hacking or other unethical acts. The situation raises questions about how AI companies are responding to calls by educators to add safeguards to protect learning. LinkedIn post by Anna Mills calling for AI companies to add guardrails to protect learning.  “Statement on Educational Technologies and AI Agents” by the Modern Language Association. Video demo by Anna Mills showing an Agentic AI browser taking quizzes in the name of a student. “Tech companies don’t care that students use their AI agents to cheat,” in The Verge. Perplexity ad on social media. "The Adoption and Usage of AI Agents: Early Evidence from Perplexity," in ArXiv.

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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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  • Nhà sáng tạo
    Jeff Young
  • Năm hoạt động
    2025 - 2026
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    20
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    © 2025
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    Learning Curve

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