In this episode of "Online Education Across the Atlantic," Morgan, Neil, and Phil dive into the potential impact of AI on higher education. They explore the regulatory challenges and opportunities brought by rapid AI advancements, focusing on big tech players like Google and Microsoft. The discussion covers the UK's decision to maintain the graduate route for international students, the role of AI tutors, and the necessity for higher education institutions to adapt their curriculums to meet today's learners in the current state of technology and learning. The hosts also touch on the controversial use of AI in replicating voices, enrollment trends, and groundbreaking AI functionalities like OpenAI's GPT-4o. Tune in to understand how these developments could reshape the educational landscape and what it means for the future of learning.

00:00 UK universities concerned about international student impact.

06:07 Jealous of short election cycles, OPM troubles.

07:19 Challenges with U bootcamps led to exit.

12:55 AI developments are overwhelming, changing daily life.

13:51 AI advancements and partnerships expand education tools.

19:38 Generative AI acts as a real-time tutor.

23:52 Neil's comment inspired a disagreement about conversations.

27:04 Discussion on AI tutoring and educational efficacy.

28:58 Google should focus on providing tools for education.

34:09 Tech companies role in education and bypassing it.

39:08 Higher education uncertain about embracing tech advancements.

40:41 "Engaging, useful education; differentiate and seize opportunity."

44:09 Fascinating news on AI and higher education.