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Check it out! Content from our very own aiEDU Studios: an online channel for podcasts and videos that explores the biggest issues in education, technology, and policy. Our Raising Kids in the Age of AI podcast (created in collaboration with Google) reached thousands of parents and earned national media coverage – including an appearance on the CBS Evening News
AI Literacy & Readiness
8 videos
1:03:18Why AI Keeps Failing at Things It Should Nail (with Wim Sweldens)
Everyone keeps asking how smart AI is. Wim Sweldens thinks that's the wrong question.
Long-form · AI Literacy & Readiness
59:04Erin Mote: Why AI literacy needs to be taught like reading and math
What if AI literacy belonged alongside reading and math as a foundational skill – not tucked inside a computer science elective? That's the case Erin Mote, CEO of InnovateEDU, has been making for years.
Long-form · AI Literacy & Readiness
19:55Being citizens in an AI-powered world
AI can sound human, but it isn’t — and that difference changes how we teach, parent, and prepare kids for a future shaped by AI.
Long-form · AI Literacy & Readiness
23:22How AI can fuel a brainstorm and spark new ideas
On this episode, we look at using AI for writing – not as a shortcut, but as a thinking partner that helps you move from fuzzy concepts to sharp ideas without losing your voice.
Long-form · AI Literacy & Readiness
39:57The AI Readiness Framework for K-12 education
What does it mean for students to be 'AI ready?' In this 'in-house' episode, @aieducation CEO Alex Kotran sits down with Chief Program Officer Emma Doggett Neergaard and Director of Learning Khushali Narechania to explor
Long-form · AI Literacy & Readiness
52:03Kaleidoscope see podcasts as an 'engine for empathy'
What happens when you combine Hollywood-level storytelling with the intimacy of audio?
Long-form · AI Literacy & Readiness
45:17Isabelle Hau: Relational intelligence in an AI-driven world
What makes us uniquely human in the age of AI?
Long-form · AI Literacy & Readiness
1:36:56Zarek Drozda: Every high school student should be data-literate
What do K-12 students need to thrive in a world increasingly shaped by AI?
Long-form · AI Literacy & Readiness
Teaching & the Classroom
11 videos
51:18Why Banning AI in Class Is the Wrong Fight (with Carole Basile)
Everyone wants a checklist for AI in schools. Carole Basile thinks that's exactly the wrong instinct, because the real problem isn't the technology, it's the 19th-century structure we're dropping it into.
Long-form · Teaching & the Classroom
35:40Confidence, Not Skill | Dr. Patrice Johnson on Schools and STEM
If AI can write code and pass standardized tests, what is STEM education actually for? Dr.
Long-form · Teaching & the Classroom
51:40Copley High School: Students tell us how AI is helping and hurting
Do the benefits of generative AI in education outweigh the harms?
Long-form · Teaching & the Classroom
34:38Celeste Riley: Teaching with AI, learning with critical thinking
Imagine a classroom where 5th graders present their research to younger students, take questions, and proudly defend their findings — and where AI is a quiet helper, not the centerpiece.
Long-form · Teaching & the Classroom
1:11:48Sunanna Chand: Teachers matter more than technology
The hardest part of AI in education isn’t picking a tool. It’s deciding what kind of learning we want to protect, elevate, and scale.
Long-form · Teaching & the Classroom
23:09This professor expects his students to use AI
Let's be honest: Trying to make assignments 'AI-proof' is like trying to write a 'calculator-proof' math problem.
Long-form · Teaching & the Classroom
24:02Look inside an AI-enhanced classroom
What if technology made classrooms feel more human, not less?
Long-form · Teaching & the Classroom
1:19:57Michelle Shomo Pierce: How a STEM educator uses AI
Michelle Shomo Pierce invites us into her Charlotte, North Carolina classroom where computer science education transcends coding to become a vehicle for teaching essential life skills.
Long-form · Teaching & the Classroom
50:45Lindsay Jones: Breaking educational barriers with universal design
What if we stopped trying to 'fix' students and instead fixed our educational system?
Long-form · Teaching & the Classroom
1:03:27Zach Kennelly: My civics students used AI to create a voting app
When Colorado civics teacher Zach Kennelly first encountered ChatGPT and DALL-E, he immediately recognized their transformative potential for education.
Long-form · Teaching & the Classroom
1:21:39Peter Gault: Writing as a superpower
"When you can write out your own ideas, explain your thinking, build an argument and use evidence to support it – that's an incredibly valuable skill for kids." In this week's episode, we spoke with Peter Gault of Quill.
Long-form · Teaching & the Classroom
Parents & Families
7 videos
21:20Teens show us how they use AI
Teens don’t treat AI like magic. They treat it like a wrench — something that's useful, but only as good as the person using it. On this episode, we sat down with students who’ve put AI tools to work in surprising ways.
Long-form · Parents & Families
23:24Teaching kids how to use AI responsibly
Are you worried your teen is spending more time with a chatbot than with real friends? On this episode, we spoke with @SSMHC child/adolescent psychiatrists Dr.
Long-form · Parents & Families
22:40Answering parents' questions about AI
Are you worried your kids might let AI do their thinking for them? On this episode, Alex and Dr.
Long-form · Parents & Families
22:47Preparing kids for careers in an AI world
Are you worried about preparing your kids for jobs that don’t exist yet? In this episode, we dig into the changes that AI is bringing to work and school.
Long-form · Parents & Families
19:26AI 101: Everything parents need to know
Let’s strip away the hype and make AI understandable, useful, and human. We’re joined by two leaders who bridge science and everyday impact.
Long-form · Parents & Families
20:52Your teen wants to start a business. Can AI help?
Welcome to our first episode of Raising Kids in the Age of AI, a podcast created in collaboration with @Google and produced by @kscope_nyc!
Long-form · Parents & Families
1:29Raising Kids in the Age of AI: A new podcast created in collaboration with Google
A new podcast from The AI Education Project (aiEDU) created in collaboration with Google.
Long-form · Parents & Families
Careers & the Future of Work
10 videos
50:05Is College Still Worth It? A UPenn Trustee Answers (Sarah Morgenthau & Michael Barrett)
What does a 45-year-old education nonprofit do when the skills kids need start changing every few months?
Long-form · Careers & the Future of Work
47:55What Should Students Actually Learn Now? (with Matt Sigelman)
The AI-in-schools debate has been dominated by how questions: how do we use it, how do we personalize learning, how do we stop the cheating.
Long-form · Careers & the Future of Work
55:49Pat Yongpradit: Coding isn't dead, it's evolving
What if AI didn’t kill coding but made learning it more meaningful?
Long-form · Careers & the Future of Work
1:10:49Jared Chung: Career flexibility in an uncertain AI future
Ready for honest career guidance instead of stage-ready talking points?
Long-form · Careers & the Future of Work
55:43Neeti Mehta Shukla: Work without the busywork
Imagine telling a chatbot to “onboard this vendor,” and it finishes the job across multiple systems in under a minute.
Long-form · Careers & the Future of Work
1:29:10John Marble: Embracing neurodivergence in the workplace
In this week's episode of aiEDU Studios, John Marble (author of Neurodiversity For Dummies and Autism For Dummies) takes us on a remarkable journey from his early days making White House beer runs to becoming a respected
Long-form · Careers & the Future of Work
43:55Roy Bahat: 'Learning' and 'doing' should no longer be separate
What if everything you've been told about AI and the future of work is wrong?
Long-form · Careers & the Future of Work
1:18:27Chike Aguh: People and AI can collaborate to solve problems
What does the future of work and education look like when AI can accomplish in a few months what electricity took 80 years to achieve?
Long-form · Careers & the Future of Work
1:36:41Gavin Purcell: AI vs. the entertainment industry
In this week's episode with Emmy-winning TV producer and @AIForHumansShow co-host Gavin Purcell, we explore how AI differs from previous tech trends like crypto, blockchain, and the metaverse.
Long-form · Careers & the Future of Work
1:25:03Shawna Young: Investing in overlooked founders
What happens when we invest in entrepreneurs who've been overlooked by traditional venture capital?
Long-form · Careers & the Future of Work
Policy & School Systems
15 videos
1:11:22Why Schools Should Bet on Teachers, Not Tools (with Chong-Hao Fu)
What's a better investment: a data center full of chips that expire in two years, or the people whose learning compounds across a lifetime?
Long-form · Policy & School Systems
1:12:44Andy Rotherham: Why AI Makes Knowing Things Matter More
Is AI a genuinely new technology or just EdTech 1.0 with better marketing? Andy Rotherham says the honest answer is "both," and that the gap between the two is where education will win or lose the next decade.
Long-form · Policy & School Systems
1:04:53Why Schools Don't Need Another Silver Bullet | Jennifer Husbands
The biggest barrier to AI adoption in schools isn't the technology. It's that the system isn't built for teachers to learn anything new, let alone something this big.
Long-form · Policy & School Systems
1:02:23"We are teaching to an average that doesn't exist" — Robin Lake on reinventing public education
The bottom is falling out of American schools, and the kids who need school most are falling behind fastest.
Long-form · Policy & School Systems
53:29We're Funding the Wrong Side of AI | Bree & Babak
A kindergarten teacher's real job isn't getting kids to first grade. It's getting them to 2035. That's the reframe our guests offer this week — and once you accept it, the entire architecture of K-12 looks suddenly off.
Long-form · Policy & School Systems
51:23Why human connection has to be a design goal of school | Michelle Culver
What if the most important thing school can teach kids in the AI era isn't how to use the technology — but how to stay in relationship with each other?
Long-form · Policy & School Systems
57:02Why the former DC schools chancellor says we're underestimating kids | Kaya Henderson
What if the biggest problem in education isn't technology — it's that we've reduced school to reading scores and graduation rates and stripped away everything that actually makes learning meaningful?
Long-form · Policy & School Systems
56:58Tony Wan: AI is raising the bar – are schools keeping up?
What does the rise of AI mean for schools, startups, and the skills students actually need?
Long-form · Policy & School Systems
1:11:32Victor Lee: Has AI 'broken' our schools?
If you’ve ever wondered whether AI has 'broken' school, this conversation with Stanford associate professor Victor Lee cuts through the noise and gets to the heart of the issue.
Long-form · Policy & School Systems
1:07:03J.C. Brizard: Making a more humane education system
Teaching at Rikers Island isn’t a typical origin story for a future school district leader. And yet, it demonstrates that education works best as human development, not a test-prep machine.
Long-form · Policy & School Systems
1:14:42Dan'l Lewin: Reinventing education in the AI era
Have you ever talked to an architect of the digital revolution that shaped our world?
Long-form · Policy & School Systems
37:13Dr. Kiesha King: The education revolution needs Internet access
What good is 'innovation in edtech' if millions of students can't access it? Dr.
Long-form · Policy & School Systems
1:33:19Greg Toppo: The promise and perils of AI in schools
What makes AI different from previous waves of education technology? Greg Toppo, education reporter at @The74, joins us to unpack how AI is reshaping education from the classroom to district leadership.
Long-form · Policy & School Systems
1:03:39Khushali Narechania: K-12 education in the AI era
How can K-12 education adapt to AI?
Long-form · Policy & School Systems
1:50:01Kumar Garg: How philanthropy can fuel scientific innovation
What if we reimagined philanthropy not as a slow, bureaucratic process but as a dynamic engine for innovation?
Long-form · Policy & School Systems
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