In this episode of the Inside Outside podcast, the host and Bard, the AI companion from Google's Gemini, delve into survey data concerning the use of AI by high school students. They discuss the benefits, such as aiding comprehension and creativity, and the drawbacks, including misinformation and dependency. The episode covers the transformative potential of AI in education, the adaptation required by teachers, and the need for guidelines on AI usage in classrooms. The survey suggests students desire structure in AI integration and assignments that promote critical thinking. Bard highlights AI's role in personalizing learning and assisting teachers, concluding with an optimistic view of AI's future in education.

• Impact of AI on college classrooms
• Changes made to accommodate AI
• Challenges and opportunities presented by AI in higher education
• Misuse of AI by students to avoid doing their own work
• Reevaluation of teaching methods to address AI misuse
• Incorporating AI as a beneficial tool while promoting academic integrity
• Time commitment required for college studies
• Preparing students for the transition from high school to college

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In this episode of "Inside Outside," host Jeff Bailey explores the intersection of AI and education. He confronts educators' fears about AI, arguing that it won't replace teachers but rather augment their capabilities. Drawing from his extensive experience, Bailey reassures listeners that AI can provide personalized student instruction and valuable data insights. He urges educators to engage with AI, much like they did with computers and the internet, to enhance teaching methods. Success stories are shared to illustrate AI's positive impact on the classroom, encouraging educators to view AI as a tool for improvement rather than a threat.