What if AI doesn’t improve school by replacing teachers, but by forcing us to rethink what teaching actually is?

In this episode of AI Experience, you hear from Jeff Riley, former Massachusetts Commissioner of Elementary and Secondary Education and now a leader at Day of AI. He has overseen nearly a million students, managed large education systems, and now works directly with teachers on AI literacy.

You’ll explore how AI could reshape daily classroom practices: personalization at scale, time saved on administrative tasks, and a shift from content delivery to mentoring and facilitation. But you’ll also confront the risks: over-reliance on machines, erosion of critical thinking, AI companions, data privacy, and the growing gap between what students use and what parents understand. This conversation helps you think clearly about one central question: how to prepare students for a future shaped by AI without outsourcing what makes learning — and thinking — human.

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