From a keynote panel at the ATLIS Annual Conference 2024, in Reno, Nevada, panelists discussed the importance of developing AI literacy and ethical understanding alongside traditional skills to prepare students for the future job market, suggesting that independent schools implement guard rails around AI to address ethical concerns and equip students with the skills needed to become curators of AI in their day-to-day lives. They also highlighted the likelihood of AI affecting various job types over the next decade, underscoring the necessity of preparing students with the skills necessary to navigate this changing landscape.

Resources

• 9ine, specialists in data protection, tech, and cybersecurity
• Mission Impact Academy (MIA), online education platform
• Tarja Stephens on LinkedIn
• Mid-Pacific Institute
• Paul Turnbull on LinkedIn
• Pandata, AI design and development
• Cal Al-Dhubaib on LinkedIn
• The Future of Jobs Report 2023, Word Economic Forum
• The State of Generative AI in the Enterprise, quarterly reports from Deloitte
• Brandeis Marshall, data equity strategist
• Durable Skills, website