How to matter in the AI age: Lessons from home, school, and work

As artificial intelligence reshapes classrooms, teaching and learning are changing. A forthcoming report from the Center for Universal Education at Brookings on the potential impacts of generative AI on education finds that without effective guardrails, AI can increase loneliness, create mistrust between students and teachers, and erode children’s agency, autonomy, self-efficacy, and self-confidence.

Join a panel discussion on cultivating well-being in the age of AI. An expert panel will explore what AI has in store for students this school year and how to maintain human connections and a shared sense of social and civic purpose in an increasingly digital world.