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The AI revolution is upon us, whether we were ready or not.

What does it mean for education?

In his talk from Ted 2023, Education Innovator Saul Khan shares the opportunities he sees

for AI and students to collaborate, using AI not to undermine education, but to enhance it.

Five years ago, when Tasha Adams was leaving her husband, the founder of Oath Keeper, Stuart

Rhodes, she kept it a secret.

The one person she told outside her family, the ex-wife of Firebrand Alex Jones.

I'm Anna Sale, and on the Death Sex and Money podcast, here are these two women in

conversation for the first time.

And Tasha's plans for watching Stuart Rhodes sentencing this month for his role in January

6th.

That's on Death Sex and Money, wherever you get podcasts.

So anyone who's been paying attention for the last few months has been seeing headlines

like this, especially in education.

The thesis has been, students are going to be using chat GPT and other forms of AI to

cheat, do their assignments, they're not going to learn, and it's going to completely undermine

education as we know it.

Now what I'm going to argue today is not only are there ways to mitigate all of that, if

we put the right guardrails, we do the right things, we can mitigate it, but I think we're

at the cost of using AI for probably the biggest, positive transformation that education has

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