This time, we meet https://aroussi.com/post/building-a-lean-ai-powered-company. Ran has built alean AI-powered company in which agents handle everything from:

• Planning and project management
• Client communications and account management
• Scheduling and updates
• Quality assurance and testing
• Simple coding and repetitive dev tasks
• Reporting, follow-ups, and documentation

Enjoy!

Bruce Randall is optimistic but our discussion was much more nuanced than that. Bruce is described as “a tech visionary and Reiki Master,” blending over 25 years in cloud strategy and leadership roles at Oracle and AT&T with deep spiritual and technological insight.

What You’ll Learn

• How Bruce bridges AI, human consciousness, and healing through practices like Reiki and meditation Humans + AI.

• His journey from tech leadership to inner alignment via meditation and energy work.

• Reflections on the polarizing narrative of “woke AI” and the importance of retaining humanity in a tech-driven future.

• The risks and magic of AI—from brain-computer interfaces to conscious harmonisation.

  
  

  We will also go to the Edulearn Conference in Palma, Mallorca, where educators explore AI ethics, tech integration, and human value.

Want to know how AI tuition can close the attainment gap at scale in mathematics? In this episode, Tom Hooper, the CEO and Founder of Third Space Learning, talks about the practicalities, science and context of AI tuition.

An interview with Dan Fitzpatrick about his latest book, Infinite Education: The Four-Step Strategy for Leading Change in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Main Themes

1. The AI Revolution in Education

   • What is the role of AI in transforming traditional education systems?
   • Examples of how AI is reshaping classrooms and learning experiences.
   • The risks of clinging to outdated methods.

2. Secrets to Thriving Schools

   • Key characteristics of schools that embrace AI effectively.
   • Practical strategies for integrating AI into teaching and administration.
   • The mindset shift required for educators and leaders.

3. The Framework for Transformation

   • Overview of Dan Fitzpatrick's framework.
   • Insights into actionable steps for schools to evolve in the intelligence age.
   • Real-world examples of success stories from schools applying these principles.

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Yep, The Future of Education Is Already Here on AI Delve.

Join us as we explore the fascinating journey of Cathy Brown, a visionary whose career spans education, technology, arts, filmmaking, and marketing. Cathy has pioneered groundbreaking educational programmes, merging pedagogy with the digital revolution.

We discuss into Cathy’s inspiring experiences, from developing 21st-century curricula and facilitating teacher training in creative writing and design. Discover how her innovative work in Malta led iPad integration initiatives and supported teachers embracing the digital wave. Learn how she navigated the challenges of pandemic-era education back in Australia, creating experimental STEM and ICT programmes that inspire future-ready learners.

Now, with Artificial Intelligence as her latest passion, Cathy shares her vision for how this extraordinary technology will transform creativity and education in 2024 and beyond. Packed with insights, stories, and practical ideas.

Because, as Cathy reminds us, "Kids are FANTASTIC learners, and their amazing learning comes from FREEDOM."

Welcome to an eye-opening exploration into the world of school management software in England, a market worth millions that is seldom discussed. This episode uncovers the complex dynamics of how schools choose these essential systems, which handle everything from attendance to grades.

We delve into a revealing investigation by Schools Week, which highlights the controversial referral fees paid by education technology companies to local councils. Discover how companies like Arbor Education are influencing decisions with significant financial incentives, raising questions about the impartiality of council recommendations.

The plot thickens with a court case between major MIS providers Bromcom and Arbor. Learn about the legal battle over alleged unfair procurement practices and how it sets a precedent for transparency and fairness in school software contracts.

This episode sheds light on the hidden financial maneuvers affecting public funds and educational technology, urging greater transparency and involvement of educators in the decision-making process. Join us for this deep dive and find out why school software is more intriguing than you might think!

In this episode, we delve into the intriguing world of school management software used by English schools to handle student data, grades, and attendance. While it may sound mundane, there's a twist that raises significant questions about ethics and transparency.

We uncover how some English councils are receiving referral fees from Arbor Education, a company providing these management information systems (MIS). Schools Week's investigative piece reveals that these payments, often undisclosed, could influence councils' supposedly unbiased advice to schools.

Our second source, WhichMIS, explores reactions to these referral fees, with opinions divided. While Arbor claims the fees level the playing field for smaller providers, critics argue they are inappropriate and raise concerns about product quality and fairness.

Expert Duncan Baldwin calls for a code of conduct to ensure transparency and fairness in how support teams operate, drawing parallels to financial advisors' ethical standards.

Join us as we discuss the implications of these referral fees, the need for transparency in school decision-making, and what proactive steps parents and stakeholders can take to ensure that decisions prioritize students' best interests.

Tune in to understand the broader issues at play and the importance of accountability in educational systems worldwide.