AI is no longer an experiment—it’s infrastructure. This week’s brief spotlights systemwide adoption across higher education, from California’s historic AI tutoring rollout to Coursera’s integration inside ChatGPT. Faculty now stand at the center of this transition: success depends not on the platforms themselves but on the readiness, reflection, and integrity guiding their use. Policy compliance, faculty capacity, and platform governance define this next phase of intelligent learning.
Artificial intelligence isn’t waiting for the future—it’s already transforming how we work, learn, and lead. From Sam Altman’s vision of AI agents in the workforce to rising demands for ethical policies in education, this post explores what today’s AI developments mean for educators, business leaders, and lifelong learners. Dive in to understand the real-world impacts, emerging challenges, and how to align boldly with this digital disruption through faith, purpose, and preparation.
