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America’s AI Action Plan: What’s in It, Why It Matters, and Where the Risks Are
This article sets out to inform the reader about the AI Action Plan without opinion or hype. Let’s dig in: On 23 July 2025, the White House released Winning the Race: America’s AI Action Plan, a 28-page roadmap with more than 90 federal actions grouped under three pillars: Accelerate AI Innovation, Build American AI Infrastructure, and Lead in International AI Diplomacy & Security. The plan rescinds the 2023 AI Bill of Rights, rewrites pieces of the NIST AI Risk-Management Framework, and leans on January’s Executive Order 14179 (“Removing Barriers to American Leadership in AI”). If fully funded and executed, the plan would reshape everything from K-12 procurement rules to the way cities permit data-center construction.
Building trust and resilience on a GPAI Code foundation
The EU’s GPAI Code of Practice takes effect in a couple of weeks, and anyone building AI into their products would benefit by aligning to the Code. Especially those who want to build trust early in the AI-enabled world.
EU AI Act: Yes, it’s Critical in the US
The EU’s GPAI Code of Practice provides both a roadmap and an incentive structure for responsible development and integration of advanced AI systems. If you’re deploying AI in specialized sectors like edtech, health tech or fintech, building a foundation with these standards is quickly becoming not just a matter of legal compliance, but one of building trust and readiness for the global future of AI regulation.
How to use AI as a tutor, boosting the brain
I’ve recently been connecting with some wonderful people in the education and ed-tech community online.
In one conversation, my new connection Eric Hoffman expressed concern about playbooks for students in using AI. Neither of us had seen any, but I promised to look for them to see just how educational they might be.
Rather than a playbook, I found an amazing prompt - turning AI into a tutor. Wow.
The Future of Work Starts Here: Navigating AI Ethics in K–12 Education
Generative AI is already transforming how students learn, how teachers teach, and how schools operate. From AI-powered tutoring tools to real-time feedback and personalized content creation, the integration of AI in education is accelerating. But along with this transformation comes a pressing need to confront the ethical questions AI raises, especially as the classroom increasingly becomes the training ground for the future of work.
Congratulations to the 2025 EDSAFE AI Alliance Catalyst Fellows!
Huge congratulations to all the newly selected Catalyst Fellows! We’re inspired by your dedication to innovation, collaboration, and making a real impact in your fields. Your commitment to pushing boundaries and driving positive change is what makes this program so special. We can’t wait to see the leadership and growth you’ll achieve as you work together to forge new paths. Here’s to each of you—may this fellowship be a milestone on a journey filled with success, community, and transformative ideas. Keep raising the bar!
Exciting news to share! I have been selected as a 2025 EDSAFE AI Alliance Catalyst Fellow!
Exciting news to share! I’ve been selected as a 2025 EDSAFE AI Alliance Catalyst Fellow! Can’t wait to get started reimagining education as a learning system enabled by AI.
The AI Catalyst Fellowship is a year-long program that supports exceptional and impact-minded individuals by providing an outstanding platform to learn and work on questions of AI in education. Fellows have the opportunity to work with world-renowned experts in AI safety, ethics, and policy. They also participate in a rigorous seminar series, where they learn about the latest advances in AI research and discuss the potential impacts of AI on education and society.