Teachers Are Trying to Make AI Work for Them
In classrooms across the country, teachers are no longer just grappling with essays and lesson plans—they’re navigating a fast-moving wave of artificial intelligence. What began as a curiosity has quickly become a daily presence, both ally and adversary. Some educators are using AI to plan smarter and reach struggling students; others are teaching kids how to challenge it. What’s clear: the tech isn’t going away, and the real lesson isn’t about banning ChatGPT—it’s about building a generation that knows how to use it wisely. Sofia Barnett with WIRED has the full story.
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