AI will transform education, but unrestricted models shouldn't sit in classrooms yet
AndyMasley · x · 2026-11-04
Andy Masley takes a nuanced stance: he's very confident AI will be amazing for education in a way most ed tech hasn't been — but that doesn't mean he'd be excited about kids having constant access to today's unrestricted models in class.
The takeaway: being bullish on AI's educational potential and wary of current unrestricted model access for children are compatible positions worth distinguishing in the AI-in-schools debate.
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