Brave New Words: How AI Will Revolutionize Education (and Why That's a Good Thing)

Rather engaging book, the author is a brilliant expert, shares lots of interesting observations and some great ideas. However, the style is too simplistic: after every major point there is a recap and then a summary, like he is addressing young kids. I’m afraid, Mr Khan knows something about general (reading) public’s attention span and ability to process written materials, and this in itself is curious and somewhat worrying at the same time

It doesn't really explain much about AI in education. It explains a lot about the autor's proyect but I think it's a good book anyways

I got this book for my partner, as his work is related to AI in education. He said it was well-written and easy to read, but if you are already working in the industry, you might find it a little light on depth and new, thought-provoking ideas.

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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There is no doubt that AI is the future in education. This book is a crucial read for educators concerning artificial intelligence, especially in today's context. However, the product placements significantly undermine its message. Imagine watching a pivotal scene in a gripping film or series—like Tony, Silvio, and Paulie confronting Pussy in the boat cabin, the shower curtain being pulled back in Psycho, or Walter White declaring, "I am the one who knocks!"—and instead of the intense moments playing out, you get interrupted with, "and now a word from our sponsor." I would have gladly paid a bit more for a 180-page, commercial-free version of this otherwise excellent introduction to the significance of generative artificial intelligence in education, rather than the advertisement interruptions that Brave New Words frequently succumbs to. Having said that, I highly recommend this book to all educators.