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David Ross

Napa, Seattle
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I write and consult (China and U.S.) about Gen AI in education. Former P21 CEO and Buck Institute for Education Senior Director. Co-author of PBL Starter Kit.
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AI Isn’t Killing Professional Development — It’s Killing the Information Business

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By David Ross
| Substack
TL;DR - Key Ideas AI is Killing Information Delivery, Not PD: Generative AI has commoditized “know-what” and “know-how” by instantaneously delivering customized, standards-aligned content and 24/7 coaching, forcing a shift away from traditional, information-heavy workshops.
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When AI Chases Test Scores, What Gets Left Behind?

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By David Ross
| Getting Smart Verified
A few days ago I read about proposed legislation to use generative AI to raise student test scores in North Carolina. That same day, I reached the midway point in Robert Wright’s extraordinary new book, The God Test: Artificial Intelligence and Our Coming Cosmic Reckoning. I had to stop for some extended processing time when I read his explanation of subordinate goals.
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Defining Your Philosophy of Education for the AI Age

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By David Ross
| Getting Smart Verified
Do you ever wonder what your co-workers really think about you? What are the assumptions they make about your beliefs, habits, and personal life? Do they understand what your job is and all the things you do to accomplish the tasks assigned to you? When I worked at the Buck Institute for Education I had a colleague who openly referred to me as her work spouse. There was never any romantic interest between us. We were both happily married.
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