The pearls and pitfalls of AI are staring us right in the face. Algorithms increasingly effect growing aspects of our lives. Education needs to consider not only the mere tinkering, but the entire transformation of our world. Join George Goens on a grand strategic journey, examining the critical issues necessary to successfully navigate the murky waters of AI.

Dennis Mahony, educator

This book is a thought provoking and philosophical examination of how AI can be utilized in our constantly changing world. Goens makes compelling points that help pave the way for a future world that is both academically and morally responsible.

Jeff Haddad, principal

From the very first sentence of George Goens’ latest book, A.I. and Education: Education in the Era of Artificial Intelligence, I was hooked into a labyrinth of possibilities for systemic change and creative leadership; a timely and necessary critical examination of the long-term impact of A.I. within educational, social, and cultural realms. Goens brilliantly points to the fact that American citizens and leaders in all facets of our society are in fact victims of sleepwalking and linear thinking while A.I has seductively crept into every aspect of our daily life. Goens offers an inspirational and divergent pathway examining, designing, and constructing transformative paradigms for the future revitalization of schools, society, and economy post-Covid. A.I. and Education is a must read in philosophy, humanities, arts, technology, research, business, science, and education degree programs; igniting necessary critical and creative discussions regarding all moral facets of human rights, liberty, and free speech.

Barbara A. Clark, EdD, professor of education