The Ed.ai blog

Insights, stories, and resources on AI in the classroom, from the Ed.ai team.

Teacher Stories

October 1, 2026

“AI allows me to be more present with my students.”

Randy Garrett teaches three different courses and runs a math department where teachers have been testing Ed.ai as an AI assistant. His argument: used well, the technology can make teaching more human.

September 15, 2026

The AI Glossary to Sound Smart in the Teachers' Lounge

Shrimp Jesus, the first AI slop in the world (2024). Photos © cottonbro, © Ekaterina Bolovtsova.

September 9, 2026

Our Philosophy

Every year starts the same way. Mug in hand, before the gates open, you show up with a mission: pass on what you know, spark interest, and if the year goes well, watch a room full of children grow and achieve more than they thought they could. That is the part that fills you up.

August 13, 2026

Where we stand on AI and natural resources

Let's not sugarcoat it. AI runs on energy. A lot of it. Behind every prompt sits a data center: one of the massive facilities that host these models and process our requests around the clock. The topic keeps coming up in the news, and the numbers that come with it are always striking.