Stealth Assessment, Creativity & the Future of Learning
From Azadeh and Guy on AI · 37:41
Show by TechEDGE
What happens when AI can finally deliver one-on-one tutoring at scale, but students use it to skip learning entirely? Azadeh and Guy sit down with Dr. Seyyed Ahmad Rahimi, Associate Professor of Learning Sciences and AI at Georgia Tech, to explore the tension between AI-powered performance and genuine learning. They unpack stealth assessment, productive failure, and the SAIL framework for safe AI integration in education. Dr. Rahimi also shares groundbreaking research on using large language models to assess creativity, and what it means to raise lifetime learners in an AI-driven world. If you care about the future of human thinking, this episode is essential listening. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit guyonai.substack.com
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