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1. Excellent and revealed
   This book is a very actual readingIt contains a lot of smart points to evaluate our present lifeWe must take his recommendationsWe must prepare for the future age

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2. Great book, and a must read in 2024
   This book is full of great insights into how learning is evolving due to AI. If you want a glimpse at the near future, try this easy read.

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3. Best Book I’ve Read on AI and Ed Tech
   Great book! It uses a TON of practical / real-world examples and challenges us to use new technology in the classroom to fuel the future and the next generation workplace. I highly recommend for anyone in Ed Tech!

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4. A book introducing a new, better educational world for all youngsters!
   First, I consider myself a lifelong learner and educator, licensed to be a secondary school principal, but choosing to remain in a public high school marketing classroom for 15 years, preparing youngsters for careers in marketing. From day one in the classroom, I saw those youngsters as winners and potential winners. My vision for those youngsters came true.Fast forward fifty years, I am reading Brave New Words and about how AI will improve our educational systems and processes by leaps and bounds, with the primary goal of meeting each student’s needs in achievable ways. AI sets up amazing win/wins for students and their teachers, for students and their parents, and for teachers and the students’ parents! As a plus-80-year-old, I am not a techie, per se, but I would be willing to learn what I needed to learn, to make these AI opportunities available to my students. Nothing would be more fulfilling than to see graduates walk across a high-school graduation stage accepting their diplomas with the knowledge and excitement of working in a career that matched their skills, aptitudes, abilities, and interests and being happier adults.Salman Khan is most deserving of a high honor in field of educational leadership, and I would even say, cultural transformation! Mr. Khan is an exemplary role model in the field of leadership, and our country is blessed to have him and his family.

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5. My first reading on AI, not bad
   This was my first reading/introduction on AI impact. Although mostly focused on education and Khan Academy, it did provide a broad and general perspective on proper and beneficial use of AI. But depending on weather you are a glass half full or half empty type person it can be both encouraging and very scary. Overall, it is easy reading and like me if you are a beginner in this area might be worth reading

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6. vision of future of education
   very optimistic vision, in many aspects quite naive though. however, worth reading.

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7. AI best solution to government union schools
   Khan and I go way back. I recall Sal Khan when I was working on my MA education technology. Breakthrough when he launchedKhan Academy. Just showing videos that are of higher quality than your typical lecture at an overpriced college. Khan has accelerated learning, achievement and retention for k-12 and adults over a low value government union school. No unions at Khan Academy offers superior results over traditional public schools. Now Sal updates that theme of personalized learning with AI in the classroom. With AI your more like a coach in the classroom where your career experience maybe with advanced degrees assists people accelerate their learning and with teacher shortages in areas like STEM, Special education I can see AI 24/7 alongside the videos. Your personality will count more than fancy degrees you will have dry-side AI then the human element of humor, your uniqueness will have to stand out.

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8. AI and Education…Perspective from a Leading Expert
   Whether you approve of AI in the field of education or not, it’s coming. The expert that impacted online resources for students has a perspective that is spot on. Worth reading!

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9. I loved this book to get some ideas of how to integrate IA in my teaching. It’s definitely something that won’t go away any time soon and the sooner we realize that, the better we will be preparing students for the future.

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10. Khan Academy was/is an amazing resource for learners and teachers and Khanmigo’s implementation of gen AI to create a real time tutor is next level. The book tells the story of both and shares great examples along the way. A great read!

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11. Embora Khan trate da história de sua experiência com a IA, traz boas reflexões de como lidar com ela em ambientes educacionais. A proposta de tutor virtual para todos realmente é importante e, se for possível efetivá-la, será uma boa opção de para a redução das diferenças sociais, principalmente no acesso, permanência e êxito das crianças e jovens na educação. Usar o tutor virtual para auxiliar professores e pais parece-me muito proveitoso, porém as perguntas que lança acerca dos perigos da IA, principalmente quando discutem a implementação do Chat-GPT4 e da criação do Khanmigo. Leitura necessária para professores, pais, gestores e políticos que tratam da Educação.Não postei foto, pois comprei o ebook. O livro está em inglês.

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12. In my opinion it’s only a description or a explanation of his own life which led to funding the Khan academy. There are a few interesting points but if you want to learn how to benefit from ai in education, i would recommend other books.

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13. Le livre donne une réelle application de l’ia générative appliquée à l’éducationComme l’auteur à le background technique et qu’il a eu très tôt access à LLMD, il a pu en crée l’une des plus complète utilisation. Ces perspectives sur l’impact de l’IA générative sont moins alarmante mais donnent des pistes de réflexions intéressantes

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