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Senior education researcher @ChristensenInst Future of teaching and disruptive innovation in K-12. Former @TeachForAmerica teacher and @edpioneers fellow.
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If you don’t like Alpha, it’s probably not for you. That should be OK

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By Michael Horn, Thomas Arnett
| The Future of Education
This is the first of two posts about Alpha School coauthored with Thomas Arnett of the Christensen Institute. As a note, we drafted these over the summer before the renewed wave of reporting on Alpha School began. The purpose of these posts isn’t to justify or criticize Alpha or dive into specific details. The purpose is instead to use sound, predictive theory to understand the macro decisions those connected to Alpha are making and what they may portend.
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What actually determines AI’s impact on humanity? Incentives, value networks, and the forces shaping AI’s future.

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By Thomas Arnett
| christenseninstitute.org
Will artificial intelligence be good or bad for humanity? It’s one of the most common—and most misleading—questions of the AI age. The future of AI won’t be determined primarily by how powerful the technology becomes, or by what company leaders say they intend. It’ll be determined by incentives: who funds AI companies, who their customers are, how competition works, and which trade-offs organizations are rewarded—or punished—for making.
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2026 prediction: AI may unleash the most entrepreneurial generation we’ve ever seen

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By Thomas Arnett
| eSchool News Verified
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