What happens when schools punish students for using the very tools they will need in the workplace?

In this bonus episode, Patrick Belliveau shares a candid view on how education is mishandling AI adoption. From unreliable AI checkers that wrongly accuse students of plagiarism to graduates entering the job market without ever learning how to use the tools employers expect, he argues that putting children “on trial” for using AI is both harmful and shortsighted.

Patrick and Daniel talk about what education is really for, why measuring intelligence by information retention no longer makes sense, and how schools could shift toward preparing students for a future where AI is unavoidable.

🎧 Want more from Patrick?

This clip comes from the full episode where he shares the story of building AskEllyn, an AI companion for breast cancer patients, and why bootstrapping kept Gambit Technologies focused on building products people truly need.

Listen to the full episode: https://rss.com/podcasts/manaryhaus/1875537/

🔗 Resources & Links

• 🤝 Connect with Patrick on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrick-belliveau/
• 🌐 Learn more about Gambit Technologies: https://gambitco.io
• 💬 Curious about AskEllyn? Check out: https://askellyn.ai/
• 📩 Subscribe to the Artificial Insights newsletter for key takeaways: https://manary.haus/podcast/#haus
• 👉 Have a guest in mind? Reach out to Daniel at [email protected].

💡 Know a parent, teacher, or student navigating these questions? Share this episode with them and start a conversation about what education should look like in the age of AI.