Education Futures

Tech philosopher and author Tom Chatfield joins Education Futures for a deep exploration of what it really means to learn, think, and stay human in an age of powerful AI systems.We talk about the central paradox of our era: the skills required to use AI wisely are the very ones AI risks eroding. Tom explains why LLMs should prompt us rather than replace our thinking, and how critical thinking, dialogue, embodiment, and emotional self-mastery remain irreplaceably human. We dive into practical ways to

In this episode, Svenia Busson and Laurent Jolie speak with Chris Bush, an Australian teacher, school leader, and Churchill Fellow exploring how artificial intelligence can make education more equitable and human.Chris shares how he built Mitch, an empathetic AI tutor that answered 1,500 student questions in one night—proving that well-designed AI can extend teachers’ reach while caring for students’ wellbeing. His story of Ahmed, a student who doubled his grades thanks to Mitch, reveals AI’s

In this episode of Education Futures, host Svenia Busson sits down with Samuel Path, a senior engineer in AI and a father of four, to explore the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence and its impact on parenting. Samuel shares his journey from a curious child hacking video games to becoming a passionate AI enthusiast. They discuss the transformative power of AI in the workplace, the importance of lifelong learning, and how to prepare the next generation for an AI-driven world. Tune in for a

In this episode of Education Futures, Svenia Busson and Laurent Jolie engage with Diana Knodel and Ksenia Sokolyanskaya from Fobizz to explore the future of education in the age of AI. They discuss Fobizz's initiatives in AI literacy, the importance of lifelong learning, and the ethical considerations of AI in education. The conversation highlights the need for AI literacy, the role of technology in schools, and the challenges of integrating AI into education systems globally.Books recommended

In this episode, neuroscientist Grégoire Borst discusses the intersection of neuroscience and education, particularly in the context of AI's impact on young minds. He emphasizes the importance of critical thinking, the role of memorization, and the necessity of teaching students how to learn effectively. Grégoire also explores the future of education, the role of teachers, and the need for lifelong learning to adapt to a rapidly changing world. He debunks common neuro myths and highlights the