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Teaching AI-Ready Students With José Antonio Bowen (S5: EP2)

This episode of the Work Better podcast explores the future of education in an AI-driven world with José Antonio Bowen, a distinguished educator, scholar, and author. With Microsoft research revealing that 3 out of 4 global knowledge workers use AI in their jobs, the question arises: how are we preparing students for this AI-infused future? Bowen, who has held significant academic and administrative roles, including serving as the 11th President of Goucher College, will discuss why becoming an ‘expert’ is crucial to maximizing the benefits of AI and avoiding being replaced by it. Don’t miss this insightful conversation about how AI is reshaping the future of learning.
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