SummaryIn this episode of AI in Action, hosts Maurie and Jim Beasley discuss the implications of artificial intelligence in education, particularly focusing on college admissions, the role of nonprofits in AI education, and the shifting perspectives on the value of college in the age of AI. They emphasize the importance of teaching skepticism towards AI, the need for practical applications of AI tools in education, and the necessity for rural communities to develop their own AI strategies. The conversation also touches on personal anecdotes and the hosts' passion for improving education through technology.TakeawaysAI is being used to score college essays and tests.There is skepticism about the effectiveness of AI in education.Nonprofits play a crucial role in AI education initiatives.Many students believe that college is not worth the cost.Trade skills are becoming more valued than traditional college degrees.Teaching AI skepticism is essential for students' education.AI tools can enhance learning and teaching methods.Rural communities need tailored AI strategies for education.The conversation highlights the importance of practical AI applications.The hosts emphasize their commitment to improving education through AI.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Personal News02:06 AI in Education: Scoring Essays and Admissions04:52 Skepticism Towards AI Frameworks in Education07:16 The Value of College Education in the Age of AI10:52 Shifting Perspectives: Trade Skills vs. College Degrees14:42 Teaching AI Skepticism to Students18:19 AI in Decision Making and Library Book Vetting21:14 The Role of Nonprofits in AI Education24:48 Future Aspirations for Rural Communities and AI

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