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Category Science & Technology
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Type Non Fiction
Reading Level General
Language English

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Brave New Words

Brave New Words

By Salman Khan · Published by Penguin Books

Who it's for: Teachers, parents, students, and anyone interested in AI's role in education

From the Founder of Khan Academy, In Brave New Words, Salman Khan, the trailblazing mind behind Khan Academy, presents an inspiring exploration of how artificial intelligence, particularly generative AI and GPT technology, is transforming the landscape of education. With over 150 million learners impacted by his work, Khan offers a compelling roadmap for teachers, parents, and students to navigate the evolving world of AI in learning. Far from being a source of fear, AI emerges as a tool to enhance, not replace, human interaction, fostering personalized learning experiences and creative educational methods. Why You Should Read? Expert Insights: Gain knowledge from Salman Khan, a pioneer in educational technology, on how AI tools can revolutionise teaching and learning. Practical Applications: Discover clear strategies for integrating AI into classrooms, supporting both teachers and students in adapting to digital changes. Future-Ready Learning: Understand how AI can prepare students for a digital future, enhancing assessments and personalising education. Ethical Perspectives: Explore thoughtful discussions on the social and ethical implications of AI in education and beyond. Beyond the Classroom: Learn how AI can impact not just schools but also workplaces, influencing administrators, counsellors, and hiring practices globally. Brave New Words is more than a book about technology; it's a visionary guide to embracing AI’s potential while thoughtfully considering its role in shaping the future of education and society.

Highlights

  • Written by Salman Khan, founder of Khan Academy
  • Explores generative AI and GPT in education
  • Provides strategies for integrating AI into classrooms
  • Discusses ethical and social implications of AI
  • Covers impact on schools, workplaces, and hiring
  • Based on experience with over 150 million learners

Themes

Artificial intelligence · Education technology · Personalized learning · Ethics of AI · Future of work

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Publisher Penguin Books
ISBN 9781802064896
Cover Type Paperback
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Reading Level General
Language English
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Questions about this book

What is the main topic of the book?

The book focuses on how artificial intelligence, particularly generative AI and GPT technology, is transforming education, and how it can be used to enhance learning rather than replace human interaction.

Who is the author and why is he qualified?

The author is Salman Khan, the founder of Khan Academy, an educational platform that has impacted over 150 million learners. He is a pioneer in educational technology.

Does the book provide practical advice for teachers?

Yes, it offers clear strategies for integrating AI into classrooms, supporting both teachers and students in adapting to digital changes.

Does the book discuss ethical concerns about AI?

Yes, it includes thoughtful discussions on the social and ethical implications of AI in education and beyond.

Is the book only about schools?

No, it also covers how AI impacts workplaces, administrators, counsellors, and hiring practices globally.