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As instructional strategists, we spend a lot of time thinking about how new tools impact pedagogy, cognitive load, and student self-efficacy. For the past few years, the conversation around generative AI in K-12 education has often centered on academic integrity and policy-making. But the newly released 2026 Common Sense Media Census on AI Use by Tweens and Teens reveals a much more complex reality—one that underscores the urgent need for comprehensive, ethical AI literacy fo

If you’ve been treating Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5 like just another incremental AI update, you are likely missing out on its true potential. In a recent episode of the AI & I podcast, Instagram co-founder and Anthropic Labs head Mike Krieger sat down with Dan Shipper to discuss what it’s actually like to build with Fable 5. According to Krieger—who has had months of early access to the model—Fable 5 is powerful enough to force us to rethink the very definitions of productivi

As a digital content creator with over two decades of experience navigating the shifting tides of Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and Twitter, I’ve seen my fair share of industry disruptions. Recently, one phrase has been echoing across LinkedIn feeds and marketing conferences: "AI won’t take your job, but someone using AI will." It is a catchy, comforting line. But as Sangeet Paul Choudary points out in his brilliant Substack article, The Many Fallacies of 'AI Won't Take Your J

How the AI industry is shifting from building raw models to owning the agentic workflow. If you look back at the AI boom of 2023 and 2024, the winning playbook seemed simple: raise billions of dollars, hoard as many GPUs as humanly possible, train a frontier Foundation Model, and figure out the product later. It was the era of the Model Lab. But as we push deeper into 2026, the landscape has fundamentally shifted. The frontier of AI is no longer just about who has the largest